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The enduring entrepreneur CM Murphy — renowned for taking INXS from a Sydney pub band to the international stage — is selling Archerfield Farm, his longtime retreat on the Hawkesbury River.
Murphy bought the Richmond Lowlands farm, which dates to the 1820s, about 12 years ago.
Set over 16ha, the Edwards Rd property comes with a charming four-bedroom, 1930s Queenslander-style home with wraparound balcony.
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There’s also a three-bedroom cottage, plus horse barn with six stables and 12 fenced horse paddocks.
The grounds, with a 9m saltwater pool and cabana, come with citrus orchard, fruit trees and an established rose garden. 
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Iris Property agent Martin Schoeddert is marketing the property.
Murphy, who grew up in Darlinghurst, ran his late father’s theatrical booking agency with his mother in Wollongong before shifting his focus to rock music acts which included AC/DC, Marcia Hines, Cold Chisel, Skyhooks, Old 55 and The Angels.
Chris Murphy, who first managed INXS from 1979 to 1995 and then returned in 2009, harboured hopes for an INXS musical stage show.
Music is still a passion, but shared with farming.
“As the cities get crazier by the week, to own your own slice of heaven hidden away on the banks of the Hawkesbury River is magic,” he recently suggested.
“Especially for children of the modern generation who have been forced to seek lifestyle from a flat-screen device.”
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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INXS band manager Chris Murphy lists Archerfield Farm

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INXS guitarist Tim Farriss and wife Beth are selling up after three decades in Kangaroo Valley in the Shoalhaven region of NSW.
They’ve listed Willabrook, their working Upper River cattle farm, which has also operated as a luxury country holiday let.
The 37 hectare property, set along the banks of the river, has been featured through the years on Better Homes &amp; Gardens and Burke’s Backyard.
It has been listed through Belle Property Berry agents Gary Dale and Nick Dale.
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Farriss, one of the most accomplished musicians in Australia, co-founded INXS in 1977, along with his brothers Jon and Andrew, Kirk Pengilly, Garry Gary Beers and Michael Hutchence.
The northern beaches couple, who married in 1981, have two sons James and Jake.
Away from the guitar, Farriss’s passion has been for boating, fishing and farming at the property, along with his ambassadorial roles for Bear Cottage, Landcare, Sydney Children’s Hospital and the Leukaemia Foundation.
The original 1920s main homestead has five bedrooms, plus two one-bedroom cottages, dubbed Mojo and Rest, that let at $350 a night on weekends.
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They both feature extensive decking, a fireplace, outdoor barbecue and a coffee machine.
The marketing says the land is reminiscent of a Harry Sutton Palmer landscape painting.
There’s also a self-contained manager’s cottage, vegie garden and a private, clear, deep water swimming hole.
The farm averages a 30 ­breeder carrying capacity.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph. 
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INXS guitarist Tim Farriss lists Kangaroo Valley retreat

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INXS guitarist Tim Farriss and wife Beth have sold their Kangaroo Valley retreat in the Shoalhaven region of NSW.
They’ve sold Willabrook, their working Upper River cattle farm, which has also operated as a luxury country holiday let.
The 37 hectare property, set along the banks of the river, has been featured through the years on Better Homes &amp; Gardens and Burke’s Backyard.
It had been listed through Belle Property Berry agents Gary Dale and Nick Dale.
<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dz9xllyip/image/fetch/c_scale,w_580,q_auto:good/https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/po.images/2018/5/28/FARRIS2.jpg" alt="">
Farriss, one of the most accomplished musicians in Australia, co-founded INXS in 1977, along with his brothers Jon and Andrew, Kirk Pengilly, Garry Gary Beers and Michael Hutchence.
The northern beaches couple, who married in 1981, have two sons James and Jake.
Away from the guitar, Farriss’s passion has been for boating, fishing and farming at the property, along with his ambassadorial roles for Bear Cottage, Landcare, Sydney Children’s Hospital and the Leukaemia Foundation.
The original 1920s main homestead has five bedrooms, plus two one-bedroom cottages, dubbed Mojo and Rest, that let at $350 a night on weekends.
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They both feature extensive decking, a fireplace, outdoor barbecue and a coffee machine.
The marketing says the land is reminiscent of a Harry Sutton Palmer landscape painting.
There’s also a self-contained manager’s cottage, vegie garden and a private, clear, deep water swimming hole.
The farm averages a 30 ­breeder carrying capacity.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph. 
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