The sprawling NSW property where David Bowie rewrote his hit single China Girl is listed for sale

A New South Wales property with a place in music history has gone on the market with a whopping price tag.

According to a report by The Daily Telegraph’s realestate.com.au on Tuesday, the luxury property in Numinbah is where David Bowie rewrote his hit, China Girl.

The four-bedroom estate in far north NSW has been listed with a price guide of between $3.2million and $3.5million.

For sale: A New South Wales property with a place in music history has gone on the market with a whopping price tag

The sprawling property sits over 5.26 hectares, and boasts sweeping mountain views, a salt water swimming pool and music shed. 

It was in the music shed that Bowie supposedly reworked his 1983 hit, China Girl, which he originally wrote with Iggy Pop.

‘Bowie scribbled the lyrics all over the walls of the shed, but the original words have unfortunately been painted over by the old owner,’ said real estate agent Janis Perkins. 

Star connections: According to a report by The Daily Telegraph’s realestate.com.au on Tuesday, the luxury property in Numinbah is where David Bowie rewrote his hit, China Girl. Pictured at a charity ball in New York City in November 2008

Claim to fame: It was in the music shed that Bowie supposedly reworked his 1983 hit, China Girl, which he originally wrote with Iggy Pop

Pricey pad: The four-bedroom estate in far north NSW has been listed with a price guide of between $3.2million and $3.5million

The song went on to peak at number 10 on the Billboard Hot 100, while it reached number two on the British music charts.

But it’s not just music fans who are likely to be drawn to the property – it also has a licence to extract 22million litres of water from the Great Artesian Basin.

The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home was built back in the late 1880s, but has a recently renovated kitchen.

‘This exceptional property is coveted by many but reserved for only a select few,’ reads the listing on realestate.com.au

Old meets new: The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home was built back in the late 1880s, but has a recently renovated kitchen

Stunning scenery: The sprawling property sits over 5.26 hectares, and boasts sweeping mountain views, a salt water swimming pool and music shed

There are also stables to house four horses, a tack room, wide verandahs and manicured gardens.

‘This exceptional property is coveted by many but reserved for only a select few,’ reads the listing on realestate.com.au.

They added: ‘As a guest, David Bowie is rumoured to have worked on the world-famous hit single, China Girl in 1983 in Wagawn’s music room…’  

The great outdoors: There are also stables to house four horses, a tack room, wide verandahs and manicured gardens