A fruit and vegetable company director from a family credited with introducing broccolini to Australia has listed a Vaucluse mansion for about $13 million, according to multiple reports.
The listings are described as a private family home in Vaucluse, Sydney, with views highlighted in each outlet’s coverage. The articles frame the sale in terms of the family’s role in bringing broccolini to Australia and identify the director as the person putting the property on the market.
Across the three sources, the core details match: the family association with the vegetable’s introduction, the director’s involvement, the Vaucluse location, and the reported asking price of roughly $13 million. Differences are limited to wording and emphasis, with all accounts focusing on the property listing and its connection to the family’s agricultural legacy.
