Brighton mansion falls short of $20 million price tag The six-bedroom estate is believed to have sold for at least $10 million. A landmark Brighton mansion has sold for well short of the record $20 million price tag predicted when it hit the market two years ago, taking some of the shine off recent hype about a boom at the top-end. The six-bedroom Golden Mile estate, Kinane, is believed to have sold for at least $10 million, according to industry sources. The deal comes after owner-businessman Russell Small subdivided the sprawling 3225 square metre property, selling off a 825 square metre parcel for $2.8 million. The asking price for the lot had been $4 million. In the subdivision, the outdoor pool and half a tennis court was lost but there remained a 25-metre indoor pool and room to relocate the court. Kinane set a price record for Brighton at $11.2 million when it was purchased from property mogul Max Beck in 2006. Mr Small and wife Belinda Ding had asked for $20 million for the entire estate after listing it August 2011. The property, across from the Brighton foreshore, features six bedrooms, four living and dining rooms, gym, steam and sauna rooms, home theatre, nine-car garage and 1200 bottle wine room. Agent Jonathan Dixon of JP Dixon declined to comment.