Sherryn Groch

Well, late last year, I heard a rumour that Saul and his neo-Nazi group, the National Socialist Network, had been gifted a property in Victoria.

They'd been trying to get land for a while to start a white compound so they can train and start building their white ethnostate.

But I didn't expect to find a mansion anywhere.

It's a multi-million dollar property in the state's northeast.

It's many, many acres.

There's a pool, there's a gym, there's more than 10 bedrooms.

Of course, none of this is in Saul's own name.

He's been blacklisted by most banks these days.

It was actually bought for him through a shell company owned by a wealthy National Socialist Network member who had until now kept a pretty low profile.

And speaking to my sources and digging into it a bit more, I realise there's quite a few other neo-Nazis living at the property with Saul and his family too.

Obviously, none of the Nazis he is banned from associating with under his bail conditions because he's still to face court over the alleged attack on an Indigenous camp in Melbourne last year.

But it's definitely become a new base for the movement, this house.

Well, I started looking at real estate listings, believe it or not, once I had that tip, to see what had been sold recently.

I was looking at a much lower price point, to be honest.

Sul started bragging about the property on his live streams to followers, saying, you know, it's about 40 minutes from the city, dropping a few little clues.

He was then spotted in a few suburbs sort of nearby and that helped me narrow it down.

But then I got another tip and that really unlocked things.

That was the name of the shell company which had bought the house.

So when I looked into the guy that owned that, he was a man named Martin Featherstone.

He had millions of dollars in property, two really big mansions built.