Tuesday 16 August 2022 05:28 AM Detox guru's luxury life on bail in Burradoo, Southern Highlands trends now
Celebrity weight loss guru and horse breeding heiress Savannah Daisley is living a life of luxury on bail as she awaits trial on charges of repeatedly having sex with a 14-year-old boy.
The 45-year-old Instagram influencer - who pleaded for prison release on the basis 'her whole livelihood and savings will be lost' if she can't run her detox health brand - is living in one of the most expensive areas on the Southern Highlands.
Ms Daisley is residing at Tallowood, her parents' 4ha gated estate in the Burradoo 'Golden triangle', the most exclusive part of the elegant village township founded as a hill-station retreat for Sydney's wealthy.
After successfully securing her freedom from the protection wing of Silverwater Women's maximum security correctional centre, Ms Daisley is being ferried around in her famous horse breeder father's customised white Range Rovers with red leather seats and vanity plates.
It is one of two of the Daisley's personalised vehicles used to take her from her family's mansion - which has underfloor heating, an in-room Bose music system, manicured gardens and five king-sized ensuited bedrooms - to report three times a week to Moss Vale police station.
Daisley was released on $100,000 bail in Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court two weeks ago following a month spent behind bars charged with four counts of aggravated sexual intercourse with a child aged between 14 and 16.
Part of Ms Daisley's court plea to walk from Silverwater was so she could work on 'rebranding ... a new product' in her detox range while residing with her parents, whose home boasts a 'divine garden setting', a 'deluxe chef's kitchen, butler's pantry and alfresco dining'.
Ross and Marietta Daisley bought Tallowood in 2016 before selling their other estate, Windermere Farm at Wilberforce in the Hunter Valley, the site of their thoroughbred horse business on 22 hectares on the banks of the Hawkesbury River northwest of Sydney.
Accused child sex offender and heiress Savannah Daisley is being ferried by her famous horse trainer father Ross (above the pair at Hornsby police station on Monday) to her mandatory police reporting appointments from his luxury estate in his customised white Range Rover
After pleading financial hardship if she stayed in prison Savannah is living at her parents' property, Tallowood (above) in one of the most exclusive pockets of NSW's Southern Highlands
Daisley was bailed last month after her lawyers said further imprisonment meant a 'substantial financial deterrent' to her wellness business of 'millions of dollars'.
Ross Daisley, now aged 78, achieved fame as the breeder of Choisir, renowned as the best three year-old sprinter in the world after it raced at Royal Ascot in 2003, and then retired to stud duty, siring yearlings worth up to $450,000 each and winners including Starspangledbanner and Olympic Glory.
The Daisleys have previously been listed among the top shareholders in premium metals stocks on the ASX.
They own half of Nulife Cleanse Pty Ltd, parent company of Smart Cleanse which Savannah Daisley has continued to spruik on Instagram with her face on the brand.
However, Savannah has deleted all her personal social media platforms after being hit with charges of sexually assaulting the male teen.
The court heard Marietta Daisley is suffering from ovarian cancer and that her daughter would help with her care.
Her Instagram posts on @SmartCleanse include 'Do the cells in you body react to what your mind says? Yup, that's right, your body can't outrun the thoughts that flow through your mind'.
Ms Daisley succeeded to getting bail from Australia's toughest women's prison to her parents' estate in Burradoo's 'golden triangle' to run her wellness business among its 'divine garden setting' at a home which features a 'deluxe chef's kitchen, butler's pantry and alfresco dining'
