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Jennifer Hawkins isn’t the mogul she used to be. Picture: Christian Gilles


Model Jennifer Hawkins is selling a Lake Macquarie district investment, one of the last homes in her once extensive investment portfolio.

Hawkins, who was born in Newcastle, is seeking between $800,000 and $880,000 for the three-bedroom Minmi home, about 20km inland from the centre of Newcastle.

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Jennifer Hawkins isn’t the real estate mogul she used to be. Picture: Christian Gilles


Hawkins paid $345,000 in 2008, a year after she signed her reputed $4m deal with Myer.

The single-level brick and tiled home on 664sq m features a back deck that overlooks a large lawn with a “man shed”. The home backs on to a reserve.

The marketing by First National Lake Macquarie Edgeworth agent Troy Duncan suggests the potential rental return could be $700 a week for an investor.

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Jennifer Hawkins is selling her Minmi investment property. Picture: realestate.com.au


In 2016, Hawkins offloaded another investment that had been the first property she ever bought. The three-bedroom Merewether house cost $469,000 in 2006 and was sold for $731,000. Hawkins has been an avid property owner over near two decades, including apartments in Bondi and Coogee.

She’s also built homes with her husband, builder Jake Wall, who heads construction company J Group Projects.

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The Minmi property has a potential rental return of $700 a week. Picture: realestate.com.au


Their first project was in North Curl Curl, then Curl Curl and on to Pittwater to create Casa Paloma.

The five-bedroom Newport waterfront sold to billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes for a record $24.5m.

The couple are creating a mega mansion in Whale Beach that has already sold for about $30m.

J-Hawk also used to own this epic Northern Beaches home in Sydney.


The home sold for $24.5m.



Rocca Bella, the oceanfront double block, was once owned by late opera singer Joan Sutherland. The couple bought the 3200sq m holding for $6.95m from Museum of Contemporary Art chairwoman Lorraine Tarabay.

The couple retain a 3ha block in Terrigal they bought for $6m in 2022.

The 3.3ha property comes with a seven-bedroom old-English-style manor with lawns running down to Avoca Lake, one of only a few bordering the Bulbararing Lagoon.

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