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Jason Momoa buys Sam Neill's New Zealand estate for NZD 15 million

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Times of India reported that Jason Momoa bought the Dalefield estate in New Zealand, previously owned by Sam Neill, for NZD 15 million. The property, acquired by Neill in 1999, was designed by architect Richard Naish and includes spacious living areas, a clubhouse, and land formerly used for horticulture, and is situated near Queenstown.

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Key facts

  1. Sam Neill acquired the estate in 1999.
  2. The estate is located in Dalefield, near Queenstown, New Zealand.
  3. Architect Richard Naish designed the estate.
  4. The property includes spacious living areas and a clubhouse.
  5. The land was previously used for horticulture.

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