KOALA PARK HOUSE
Some homes are designed simply to be lived in. Others invite you to experience something different.
Welcome to Koala Park House.
Reimagined by award-winning Fouché Architects, this residence celebrates the relationship between architecture, nature and place. The original 1977 character is retained, alongside mid-century charm, contemporary detailing and a distinctly Australian aesthetic.
Positioned directly opposite a protected bush reserve and koala habitat, the home makes nature part of everyday living. Elevated glazing frames the treetops, while light and shadow move through the rooms as the day turns to dusk. Every outlook feels intentional, every detail considered.
At the heart of the home, oversized glass doors slide away across a 7.3-metre opening, joining the living spaces to the garden. Native planting and sculptural boulders create a private setting where long lunches become evenings under the stars, and entertaining comes naturally.
Inside, the palette is warm and layered, with ceiling-high spotted gum cabinetry, bespoke timber joinery and hardwood window and door frames. A richly detailed natural stone benchtop is the kitchen's centrepiece.
There are four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The master retreat has a walk-in robe and an ensuite, where the shower opens directly to a private garden. A separate studio, with a bathroom and kitchenette, can be used as a home office, media room, creative space or quiet retreat.
The Finer Details
• Four bedrooms and three bathrooms within the main residence
• Flexible separate studio with bathroom and kitchenette, suited as a media room, retreat, home office or creative space
• Directly opposite a protected bush reserve and koala habitat
• Expansive elevated glazing, natural light and cross-breezes
• Impressive 7.3-metre glass door opening, connecting indoor and outdoor living
• Ceiling-high spotted gum cabinetry and bespoke timber joinery
• Hardwood window and door frames
• Generous kitchen with natural stone benchtop and dedicated coffee nook
• Master retreat with walk-in robe and ensuite opening to a private garden
• Native gardens with sculptural boulders
• Solar panels and air conditioning
• Approximately 5 minutes' walk to Tallebudgera Creek
• Approximately 10 minutes' walk to Burleigh Heads National Park
• Approximately 15 minutes' walk to Burleigh Heads Village and light rail
Some homes are admired for their architecture, others are remembered for the way they make you feel. Koala Park House is both.
A place where light filters through trees and fills the rooms, and where the boundary between indoors and out quietly disappears. A short walk from Tallebudgera Creek and close to the heart of Burleigh Heads, this is a home that deserves to be experienced.
Koala Park House. A home as distinctive as its setting.
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