Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky only completed their Byron Bay mansion earlier this year, but they may already be looking to offload the $30million compound.
According to the Courier Mail, the couple are interested in selling the Broken Head Road home so they can move somewhere else in the trendy hamlet.
The publication claims the A-listers recently 'inspected a large landholding at nearby Lennox Head'.
However, that property ended up being sold to some Sydneysiders, who purchased it for about $15million to use as a holiday home.
Moving on? Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky may be selling their $30million Byron Bay mansion (pictured above)
New start: According to reports, the couple are interested in selling the Broken Head Road home so they can move somewhere else in the trendy hamlet
Chris and Elsa completed their mega-mansion earlier this year, and the monolithic home has skyrocketed in price since the family moved in.
Originally estimated at $20million, property experts said in January the LA-style compound, located in Broken Head near Byron Bay, was now worth $30million.
Lloyd Edge, founder and Director of Aus Property Professionals and author of best-selling book Positively Geared, says that the market value has gone up since the couple bought and renovated the home four years ago.
He told Daily Mail Australia at the time: 'I estimate that in the current market the property could sell for up to $30 million'.
Mr Edge based his price on 'a number of 'comparables', adding that it is, 'how we try and estimate market value, along with current market sentiment.'
Expensive taste: Originally estimated at $20 million, experts said in January that the LA-style compound, located in Broken Head near Byron Bay, is now worth $30 million
He listed similar properties in the area, including a five-bedroom home at 35 Marine Parade, with private stairs that lead down to Wategos Beach and a heated infinity pool overlooking the ocean, which is worth $22 million.
A smaller property in the area on Lighthouse Rd is valued at $9 million, while a yet-to-be-built home overlooking Main Beach in Byron Bay is worth $60 million.
He added: 'Byron Bay and surrounding areas is now one of the hottest property markets in the country.
'Hemsworth bought the property for $9 million but spent around $18 million building the mansion.'
Chris and his family began construction on the Byron Bay mansion, named Kooeloah, in late 2017. It was previously an eight-bedroom resort-style home.
Right up his alley! Chris and Elsa installed a $110,000 private two-lane bowling alley in their $30 million Byron Bay mansion
Critics and locals were quick to say that the rebuild reminds them of a suburban shopping centre, a refurbished RSL club or a regional airport terminal.
The 50-metre rooftop infinity pool alone is estimated to have cost at least $400,000, an enormous indoor mural could be worth as much as $100,000 and the landscaping bill would reach $500,000.
Formwork and concrete for the foundations of Fortress Hemsworth - known on architectural plans as 'Project 657 BHR' - will have set the couple back $1.5million to $2million.
For Sydney builder Jason Natoli, who specialises in luxury renovations, the most striking aspect of the
