Recognised by its distinctive twin boulders at the roadside entrance, this unique 48-acre rural holding offers a combination of elevated views, established timber and future lifestyle or agricultural potential.
Each boulder is estimated to weigh approximately 500 tonnes, creating a striking entrance to the property. Higher up, a cleared house pad captures beautiful views towards Flying Fish Point, providing an ideal site to build a home and enjoy the surrounding scenery and cooling breezes.
The property features an established Daintree Stringybark timber plantation, offering potential for selective harvesting and long-term timber value. With one boundary already fenced, there is also scope to establish cattle grazing, subject to suitability.
The paddocks have been rested for decades, presenting an opportunity to explore future agricultural use of the rich red volcanic soils, subject to clearing requirements and relevant approvals. A substantial creek runs along the rear boundary, adding to the property's natural appeal.
Property Highlights:
- Approximately 48 acres of rural land
- Distinctive twin boulders at the roadside entrance
- Elevated views towards Flying Fish Point
- Cleared house pad at the top of the hill
- Established Daintree Stringybark timber plantation
- Potential for selective timber harvesting
- One boundary already fenced
- Potential for cattle grazing or future agricultural use, subject to suitability and approvals
- Rich red volcanic soils
- Substantial creek along the rear boundary
Combining a memorable entrance, elevated outlook and a range of potential uses, this property presents a distinctive opportunity for buyers seeking a rural holding in Far North Queensland.
