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The Ebenezer estate overlooking the Hawkesbury River owned by Australian water ski legend Ron Marks, has hit the market.
It's been in the Marks family for over 60 years and was where Ron learned to ski as a young boy.
Set on eight hectares with its own private 450 metre sandy beach, the riverfront home was custom-built 10 years ago by Craig Young.
A 450 square metre industrial shed, ideal for watersport equipment, and a private concrete boat ramp, sit in the grounds.
Starr Partners North Richmond Robbie Dunn is marketing the five bedroom <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-ebenezer-127420430" target="_blank">Portland Head Road home</a> which can be bought complete with original artworks and full range of designer furniture.
He's asking $4.3 million with all the trimmings, or $3.9 million without.
Marks, an Australian and Master champion and World Slalom record holder, retired from his international career and started his own business.
The first RonMarks RM water ski was made in 1964 in a humble factory in Guildford, west of Sydney.
Now manufacturing water skis and a number of other water sport products, Marks exports the RM brand of water equipment to more than 63 countries.
The parent company Dynamic Products Corp remains headed up by Marks.
"When I started this business I began with a dream, and a passion, to design and build the calibre of products that would become recognised and appreciated as a symbol of excellence throughout the world," Marks says.
"I am indeed very proud that with the passage of time my goals have been achieved."
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph. 
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Water ski legend Ron Marks lists riverfront home

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Brindley Park in Merriwa, one of the upper Hunter Valley's most impressive rural estates, has been sold by the pioneer discount share broker Greg Moore and wife Libby six years after it was listed.
Headed by Michael Wang, Australia Aulong Auniu WA, a subsidiary of the Dashang Group, paid $11 million plus. It takes their recent agricultural acquistions to $82 million. They will ship the farm produce back to their 300 stores in China.
<a href="/news/nsw/27829-historic-brindley-park-on-the-market-with-15-million-price-expectations" target="_blank">It comes with a neo-Palladian eight bedroom main residence</a> complete with sandstone columns, tessellated granite flooring, five-metre ceilings, slate roof, Teak panelled entry and hand-carved marble fireplaces.
The more humble heritage, farm cottages date back to the Bettington family including a 110-stand shearing shed, which in 1888, its peak year, had 58,000 sheep shorn.
AAAW also own the nearby 30,000ha Glenrock Station and the 3500 ha Wootton.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
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