A stylish entry gate is all you will see of this superb 5 acre property if you happen to find your way down the quiet little country lane going nowhere. The impression of privacy is enhanced when you drive through the gateway and sweep up the driveway through a bank of trees to the large, low set 450 square metre steel framed brick colonial home sited on the perfect spot to catch the morning sun and survey the beauty of the area.

Arriving at the front door you will enter via a tiled formal entry hall with ample space for classic hallway furniture. The spacious and very gracious 3 bedroom ensuite home boasts a magnificent blue and white Knebel kitchen opening into the adjoining family room with the formal living directly opposite across the wide tiled hall. A very large formal living and a vast master suite with huge walk-in robe, full bathroom ensuite and separate toilet plus a private sitting room set the tone of space and comfort that befits the serene setting.

There are many unexpected and sought after features in this home including a full walk-in linen room and separate walk-in storage room. The entire home is serviced by a built-in vacuum system and comes equipped with Solarhart hot water system, slow combustion heating and Biocycle waste disposal.

A third bathroom, large laundry and big sauna are located behind the self-contained flat which was originally the matching double garage joined to the house via a covered breezeway. Further cars, trailers, etc. can be accommodated in the 76 square metre steel storage shed on concrete floor and there is an extra older steel double garage near the entry gate.

Only the owners could have any idea of how many rainforest trees, ornamental trees and shrubs are planted on the land. They suggest that there are “thousands” of rainforest trees alone here and indeed they do not seem to be overestimating from what I have seen. Huge palms and very large camellias are just 2 of the ornamentals that add beauty to the setting around the house. A huge ornamental pond is located below the front of the house. Wild ducks and many other birds are regular visitors to the dam and native trees and shrubs nearby. They have have also planted up the rear paddock behind the 100 tree Macadamia orchard to rainforest and created a second ornamental dam in that area. The entire property is serviced by a 10,000 litre per hour bore that never runs dry.

The property is fully fenced and also has an inner fenced yard purpose built to contain 2 much loved larger dogs while giving them access to their own special beds on the side verandah. The entire property is part of the “Land For Wildlife” project so keeping domestic pets separated from the wild animals is part of the whole idea.

You can get a really good visual impression of the property by taking a look at the satellite image on our Google map. Please note that this image was taken some years ago before the back paddock was planted to rainforest.