AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has listed two homes for sale in Tauranga, New Zealand.
According to local newspaper the Bay of Plenty Times, Rudd’s harbour-side properties have a combined rateable value of NZD$4.05 million.
The two homes were originally constructed separately over two levels and with two titles – but can be purchased as a combined dwelling or individually.
Listing agent Ken Coull of LJ Hooker has confirmed he has been appointed to sell the properties owned by Mr Rudd. Mr Coull’s listings, one of which has received over 700 viewings, make much of Rudd’s ties to AC/DC, including references to AC/DC songs ‘Hell’s Bells’ and ‘Carry Me Home’.
AC/DC fans hoping to get a private tour of Rudd’s homes can think again though – viewings are for genuine parties only and all potential buyers must sign confidentiality agreements before getting a look.
Phil Rudd’s decision to sell his New Zealand hideaways follows the opening last month of his restaurant Phil’s Place on the Harbour Bridge Marina.
Fellow AC/DC band member Cliff Williams put his two mansions up for sale recently in Georgia and Florida.
