How $12m ‘Dune’ mansion could be yours for $5

Dune, at 30 Mount Street, Burleigh Heads, will be raffled off as part of a prize home draw.

One of the country’s most well-known mansions will be raffled in a shock twist.

Dune, in Burleigh Heads on the Gold Coast, sold in an off-market $12m deal in March – the re-sale price smashed the previous $11m record, also set by Dune, for a house in Burleigh Heads.

Now, it can be revealed the buyer was Dream Home Art Union, previously known as RSL Art Union.

Dune is a Morrocon-inspired mansion in Burleigh Heads on the Gold Coast.

The pool makes a statement.

The group markets themselves as “Australia’s biggest prize home lottery” and is set to offer Dune as part of a prize package.

“It really is a dream come true for someone to win the Dream Home Art Union, and we’re looking forward to bringing the next level in dream homes, including the Dune property, to our valued supporters,” said RSL Queensland CEO Robert Skoda.

“This property cements the Dream Home Art Union as continuing to have Australia’s biggest prize home line-up while providing care, commemoration and camaraderie to veterans and their families now and into the future.”

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The kitchen.

The living and dining area.

Dream Home Art Union confirmed tickets for Dune will start from $5.

Real estate agent Ed Cherry of Coastal handled the latest $12m Dune deal but would not comment on the buyer.

“It’s an iconic sale for Burleigh Heads based on the architecture and it’s definitely added hype to Burleigh Hill,” Mr Cherry said.

“Burleigh has always had its key sales that really elevate the area but the buzz is still here and this sale is a testament to that.”

The seller was fitness entrepreneur Adam Sullivan, of Evidence Based Training.

Mr Sullivan bought Dune from Rob Gray of developer Graya, whose team designed the five-bedroom, Moroccan-inspired home featuring a rooftop pool.

The rooftop entertaining area.

The floorplan merges indoor and outdoor living.

“I was really excited when I found out who bought it and what they have planned for it,” Mr Gray said.

Rob and his wife Meghan bought the 531sq m block on Burleigh Hill for $2.78m in June 2022, when they decided to expand Graya’s apartment development business into the Gold Coast.

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