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Jay Chou, Hannah Quinlivan link to Toorak mansion’s
secretive sale.
Alesha Capone,
Property Journalist
Updated 24 Apr 2026, 5:48pm
First published 24 Apr 2026, 5:40pm
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The circa-1920s mansion in Toorak was advertised with a
$45.5m-$50m range.
A Toorak mansion listed with a $45.5m-$50m range has been
linked to the father of Australian-Taiwanese actor and model Hannah Quinlivan,
who is married to superstar Jay Chou.
The circa-1920, seven-bedroom house set on a sprawling land
parcel measuring more than 3000 sq m has changed hands for an undisclosed
price.
Records show the home featuring a pool, nine bathrooms and a
reception hall was originally listed for sale in September 2025, more than 210
days ago.
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The property was sold as the deceased estate of the late
Zofia Kipen.
Ms Kipen’s husband Sam was brother to philanthropist, author
and academic Israel Kipen, who co-founded Australia’s first Jewish day school,
Mount Scopus Memorial College in Burwood.
The Kipens owned the grand residence for more than five
decades.
The mansion was built in the Mediterranean Revival style, a
seaside villa-like design aesthetic combining Italian and Spanish influences
which became popular in the 1920s and 1930s.
The home was held by the previous owners for more than 50
years.
The interiors included richly-coloured wallpaper,
chandeliers and a granite fitted-kitchen with a butler’s pantry.
The listing describes the oval-shaped pool as reminiscent of
Hollywood Hills’ style.
Melbourne Sotheby’s International Realty Antoinette Nido and
Max Ruttner, who had the listing, declined to comment on the sale.
But a caveat was placed on the abode under the name of
Patrick Quinlivan, on April 22.
However, this might not be the new owner’s name, as Mr
Quinlivan could have purchased the house on behalf of someone else.
Mr Quinlivan is believed to be the father of
Australian-Taiwanese actor and model, Hannah Quinlivan.
She’s performed in several films including alongside Dwayne
Johnson in the action thriller Skyscraper, released in 2018, and the 2023
sci-fi action thriller Assassin co-starring Bruce Willis.
She’s also appeared on the cover of magazines Vogue Taiwan
and Grazia Singapore.
Hannah Quinlivan and Jay Chou at the Crown marquee at the
2024 Melbourne Cup. Picture: Supplied/Instagram.
Tennis ace Roger Federer meets Hannah Quinlivan and Jay Chou
at the 2026 Australian Open’s opening week. Picture: Tennis Australia/Fiona
Hamilton.
Jay Chou and Seth Rogen in a scene from the film The Green
Hornet.
Hannah is married to a Taiwanese singer-songwriter, actor,
director, and businessman Jay Chou, known as the “King of Mandopop”.
His Hollywood movies include The Green Hornet with Seth
Rogen and Now You See Me 2, and he’s sold more than 30 million records
worldwide.
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Chou appeared at the 2026 Australian Open, participating in
the knockout exhibition One Point Slam, while he and Hannah have also often
been seen visiting Melbourne in recent years.
Industry sources indicated that members of the Quinlivan
family had been seen inspecting high-end Melbourne properties of late.
In 2024, harpersbazaar.com.au reported that Hannah and Chou
had relocated from Taiwan “to a leafy suburb of Melbourne”.
There’s multiple sitting and study areas, plus formal and
informal living spaces, with views of the garden.
A games room sporting a built-in bar.
Melbourne Sotheby’s International Realty’s Antoinette Nido
says Toorak’s market is showing strong demand at the top end for well-located
properties set on large land parcels.
Ms Nido said that at the moment, Toorak’s market was showing
strong demand at the top end for well-located property with large land
holdings.
Along with Mr Ruttner, she oversaw the marketing campaign of
a four-bedroom house at 5 Glover Court, Toorak, which sold
for $12.4m in March.
Another of their listings, a four-bedroom house at 322 Walsh St, South Yarra, has a new owner who paid an undisclosed
sum for the home that was advertised with a $10.5m-$11.5m range.
The Mediterranean Revival Toorak mansion is believed to have
fetched the highest-ever price for a private Melbourne residence listed with a
female agent.