Held in an amphitheatre of surrounding hills in the heart of the Noosa Hinterland, 501 Black Mountain Road is a home made for multiple generations. A single-level residence with approved dual living sits on 48 acres of pasture, creek and orchard, with everything in place to sustain them all. Happy Jack Creek runs the width of the property, and six dams, three of them spring-fed, give the land a dependable water supply. A solar-powered iron gate opens to the drive, which leads past the olive trees to the house.
The home is arranged around a broad alfresco living and dining room at its centre, with the pool on one side and the main living on the other. Inside, dining and living flow into the kitchen, with its island bench and walk-in pantry, and on to a separate family room, so there is space to gather and space to step away. Large windows through the living areas frame views to the surrounding hills. The main bedroom sits in its own corner with a walk-in robe and ensuite, beside an office or media room off the entry. Two further bedrooms with built-in robes sit either side of the living and dining room and share the main bathroom, with the laundry close by and a deck opening off the living area.
Across the alfresco, a studio with its own kitchen and bathroom sits beside the double garage and store, attached under the one roof. It gives grandparents, older children or guests a place of their own, a few steps from the family entertaining table.
Thirty-five olive trees, carefully restored from the land's years as the Cooroy Olive Farm, complement a re-established orchard, and the infrastructure has been renewed with the same care. All key buildings have new roofs and insulation. A new 23kW solar system with battery storage services every building, alongside new solar hot water and solar heating for the magnesium pool. Three whole-of-house black stone and UV filters treat the water from nine 5,000-gallon tanks, with a further 7,500-gallon tank unfiltered. Pumps, air conditioning and pool equipment have been replaced, and the electrical and plumbing upgraded.
Only 10 minutes from Cooroy and 30 minutes from Noosa, within the school bus catchment for Cooroy, Pomona and Federal, the property sits within easy reach of the coast while remaining firmly in the country. With dual living, permanent water and the work already done, it offers a complete Noosa Hinterland lifestyle. A holding of this scale and character is rarely brought together, and current zoning leaves little room for more.
Days here run outdoors: the creek for the children, the orchard and vegetable garden for the kitchen, and the fire pit once the sun drops behind the hills. It is a property shaped for multigenerational living, where the whole family can share the land, the table and the evenings, and each still have a space of their own.
Key Features:
| 48 acres cradled by the hills of the Noosa Hinterland
| Happy Jack Creek running the width of the property
| Single-level home, 288m² internal, 413m² total including verandah, deck and alfresco
| 4 bedrooms including studio, 3 bathrooms plus powder room, office or media room, family room
| Main bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite
| Dual living: approved studio with its own kitchen and bathroom, attached under the main roof
| Central alfresco living and dining beside the pool, verandah and deck
| Large windows to the living areas with views to the hills
| Kitchen with island bench and walk-in pantry
| Double garage and store
| Two large powered sheds (approx. 18m x 7m with high-clearance carport, and 16m x 8m with double garage), one fully renovated inside
| Three-bay powered garden shed
| New roofs and insulation on all key infrastructure
| Solar-powered, remotely operated iron gate, sealed driveway, fully fenced boundary
| 23kW solar with 2 x 8kWh batteries servicing all buildings
| Solar hot water and solar-heated magnesium pool
| 9 x 5,000-gallon filtered tanks, plus 1 x 7,500-gallon tank
| 3 x whole-of-house black stone and UV filtration systems
| 6 dams, 3 spring-fed
| 5 paddocks, stock yard, chook yard
| Re-established orchard and 35 olive trees from the former Cooroy Olive Farm, vegetable garden
| Engineered concrete retaining walls, pathways throughout
| In-ground fire pit
| 10 minutes to Cooroy, 30 minutes to Noosa
| School bus catchment for Cooroy, Pomona and Federal State Schools, and Noosa District State High School (Pomona and Cooroy campuses)
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