Nathan Tinkler Mansion For Sale Nathan Tinkler: his mansion is up for sale. Embattled coal tycoon Nathan Tinkler has put his $5.2 million Queensland mansion up for sale. The seven-bedroom, five-bathroom country estate, on four hectares on Brisbane's outskirts, features a home cinema, a gym, a climate-controlled wine cellar that can house 3500 bottles and a nine-car garage. The property, in Pullenvale, west of Brisbane, is listed online as being for sale for between $4 million and $5 million. Selling agent Benjamin Smith of Brisbane Real Estate declined to give an asking price or comment on the sale. However, it is believed Mr Tinkler, who is now a resident of Singapore, wishes to recover the purchase price and cover the costs of buying and selling the property, which has been listed for sale for about a fortnight and will go to auction on June 13 unless sold before. Land title records show that it is held by Mr Tinkler's wife, Rebecca, who is said to have split from the coal baron. Ms Tinkler paid $5.2 million for the property in 2007 and in August 2011 mortgaged it to Westpac. Her husband's business empire, which includes coal mining, horseracing, the Newcastle Jets soccer team and the Newcastle Knights rugby league team, has been under legal and financial pressure. In one of the legal stoushes embroiling Mr Tinkler and his Tinkler Group, Mr and Mrs Tinkler have been threatened with personal bankruptcy by corporate adviser BKK. In a lawsuit filed with the NSW Supreme Court in March, BKK alleged Mr Tinkler failed to pay $440,000 in consultancy fees related to his failed $5 billion bid to take over Whitehaven Coal last year. Separately, the liquidators of another Tinkler company, Mulsanne Resources, has launched a NSW Supreme Court action claiming Mr Tinkler and fellow directors traded while insolvent and breached their duties to the company. Mr Tinkler last week struck a deal over tax debts reported to amount to more than $600,000, ending a Federal Court action brought by the Tax Office against four of his companies. Other features of the Pullenvale mansion include a bar, complete with beer tap, that looks out to a pool with two waterslides. The 1600-square-metre home is spread across two levels and also has a pool room with a blue felt table, vintage arcade game cabinet, a foosball table and a jukebox. An indoor teppanyaki grill seats eight people and there is also a fully appointed beauty salon and solarium. Outside, the property has a floodlit tennis court, a two-bedroom guesthouse and a vast manicured front lawn.