Beautiful, tranquil, and picture perfect, this secluded 30.99 hectare property is a desirable and unique acreage nestled in one of the most sought-after locations in the Byron Shire. Only 5 minutes to Mullumbimby, 10 minutes to the beaches at Brunswick Heads and 20 minutes into bustling Byron Bay and Bangalow.
The property boasts two separate dwellings, the 2nd house is awaiting council approval, and a studio, the old dairy bales and there is a container storage.
It has expansive views of the surrounding mountain ranges and glimpses of the ocean at Brunswick Heads from the top of the range.
The main house features spacious, open plan living and dining areas with stunning polished timber floors.
The heart of the home is dedicated to the kitchen, with walk-in pantry, ample bench and storage spaces, and a suite of modern appliances. This culinary haven seamlessly flows into two living areas (one has a fireplace) and a light-filled dining area large enough to accommodate extended family meals and dinner soirees.
The house boasts three large bedrooms - the master with walk-in robe, a private three-piece ensuite and a sitting room with direct access to the sunroom.
The main bathroom is well-maintained and equipped with a shower, bath, toilet, and vanity.
The laundry also features additional storage.
The second home combines high vaulted ceilings with exposed Oregon timber beams that elevate the open living interior.
The large open-plan kitchen features a Thermalux wood stove with four ovens and four cooktops, which also heats the water. Additionally, there is a 1m free-standing Llve gas stove/oven. The centre of the kitchen activity is the locally sauced timber breakfast/prep. bench that doubles as pre-dinner sit around with family and friends before retiring formally to dine.
A large two-way bathroom connects two oversized bedrooms with beautiful fixtures, including a clawfoot bathtub, a unique purple heart timber vanity and a ceiling-mounted rain shower. This floor plan also boasts a study or guest room and a laundry/bath combo with access to the front patio.
The third building, the old dairy bales, is a versatile space that can be transformed into an artist/music studio, workshop, or custom-designed retreat that provides a comfortable space for work or hobbies or teenager's escape.
It also has a deck and composting toilet for convenience.
There is also a container storage with a large roof covering, water tank.
The property offers sprawling green lawns and a fruiting orchard that produces a veritable feast throughout the year, featuring several mature mango trees, banana trees, pecan trees, lemons, limes, oranges, and mandarins.
A roadway around the property takes you into the stunning subtropical landscape, with sheer slopes and deep gorges, ocean views to Brunswick heads, Mount Chincogan, and north over Main Arm valley.
The permanent Stokes Creek, originating in the Koonyum range, runs through the property. There is also a large permanent billabong for horses and cattle.
Whether you're looking for the perfect addition to your investment portfolio or an awe-inspiring rural estate, this one-of-a-kind opportunity will surely exceed your expectations.
Features Include:
4 bay garage adjoining main house
3 bay shed
2 bay carport
7 rainwater tanks 130,000 litre in total
11kw photovoltaic cells on House 2
Solar hot water on both houses
All buildings air-conditioned
Starlink Internet on main 2 houses
1.5km from Shearwater Steiner School
5km to Mullumbimby
15km to Brunswick Heads beach
19km to Byron Bay
Short Drive to Airports, both Ballina & Coolangatta
An opportunity exists here to bring you or your extended family to this beautiful part of Australia. A property that accommodates everything you may need.
There is potential to establish tourist accommodation in the way of cabins with no more then 7 bedrooms over all subject to council approval
If you are interested to know more, please make contact either by phone or email to Anthony Sarroff (Isellrealestate), Licensed Real Estate Agent.
The information I have given herein is from sources I deem to be reliable. I cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should make their own enquiries and inspections as they see fit.
