There are properties, and then there are places that quietly change the way you feel the moment you arrive. Tucked down a private lane in the serenity of Ferny Glen, 67 Tucker Lane offers an acclaimed architect-designed residence that doesn't impose on its landscape - it becomes part of it. Designed by Shaun Lockyer, The Hinterland House is built around an inside-out philosophy: dissolving the line between luxury inside living, and the land beyond.
Only seven minutes from Canungra township and 40 minutes from the Gold Coast beaches, the location sounds impossible, until you find it - private enough for total seclusion, close enough that you never sacrifice a thing. The Hinterland House is bound by a beautiful stretch of the Coomera River, with an adjoining rainforest walk unfolding from the back door.
The main home delivers three bedrooms, a travertine-finished master ensuite, open-plan kitchen and living with open fireplace, ducted air conditioning, a separate TV room/office with easy conversion to a 4th bedroom, and an alfresco area with built-in BBQ. Throughout, the finishes are uncompromisingly high-end - natural stone, laterite limestone, and travertine surfaces appear at every turn; their warm, earthy tones drawn directly from the palette of the landscape outside. It is the kind of home where the inside and outside feel like a single, continuous conversation with nature. Every detail is considered; nothing has been forgotten.
For the equine enthusiasts, the infrastructure is outstanding - a Todd Cunningham covered sand arena (60 x 20m) with irrigation and 20 metres of mirrors, three covered yards with auto waterers, float parking, tack room, feed shed, and wash bay. Undercover cattle yards with crush, hay shed, and chicken coop complete the picture for those with broader farming ambitions.
If that's not enough, a separate three-bedroom homestead offers genuine flexibility - visiting family, farm manager, or rental income that quietly off-sets the lifestyle. Complete with a fruit orchard and its own driveway and established hedging for privacy.
Water security is outstanding, supported by a bore, river access, dam, and extensive rainwater harvesting. Sustainability is further strengthened by solar panels atop the arena that feed power back to the grid, complemented by a transferrable Water Licence that enhances the property's long-term resilience.
50 fertile acres. Two homes. A working equine facility. A kilometer of Coomera River frontage. Nothing left to build - only a life to be lived, at a pace entirely your own.
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