This is one of the most significant land offerings to come to the Byron Bay region in recent memory. Encompassing approximately 238 acres (96 hectares) across 4 titles, 29 Buckleys Road, Tyagarah presents a rare beachside landholding in a prime coastal position with ocean views stretching across the stunning east coast headland.
Further enhancing the appeal of the property are a number of active development consents that have been lawfully physically commenced. These approvals include: A convention centre, 22 approved two-bedroom holiday cabins, a lakeside general store or cafe, a restaurant, two camping grounds with over 50 sites and associated amenities buildings, together with dwelling entitlements across three separate lots enabling the construction of up to six dwellings.
With access to both town water and town sewerage - an extraordinary advantage for a holding of this scale. The property offers exceptional scope for future development opportunities, while also presenting the opportunity to establish an extraordinary private estate in one of the Northern Rivers most tightly held coastal locations.
The land itself is a breathtaking expanse of open plains, native bushland and ecologically rich natural landscape. Three substantial lakes provide significant water storage across the property, while a meandering creek enhances both the beauty and environmental character of the land. Existing improvements are situated on the property, including a dwelling and associated structures which may still be subject to local council approvals.
Benefiting from frontage to Buckleys Road, access from Grays Lane and proximity to Black Rock Road. The holding enjoys multiple access points and strategic road frontage. Whether considered as a landmark development opportunity, a substantial land-banking investment or the foundation for an exceptional private coastal estate, this is a property of rare scale and significance.
Positioned a short 15 mins drive (approx.) from Byron bay town centre Ballina Byron Gateway Airport sits approximately 29 minutes south and Gold Coast Airport approximately 39 minutes north, the accessibility of this remarkable holding is matched only by its scale and potential.
- Rare 238-acre (96 hectare) beachside landholding in a prime Tyagarah coastal position
- Ocean views across the stunning east coast headland, a truly spectacular outlook
- Access to town water and town sewerage, an extraordinary advantage for development potential
- Approval for a convention centre
- Approval for 22 two-bedroom holiday cabins
- Approval for a general store or cafe, and a separate restaurant
- Approval for two camping grounds with associated amenities
- Dwelling entitlements across three separate lots enabling the construction of up to six dwellings
- Multiply accommodation potential with houseboats/lake use with approval for Marina (STCA)
- Previously the site of Tyagarah train station providing further potential for town connectivity
- Huge subdivision potential subject to council approval (STCA), a landmark development opportunity
- Three substantial dams providing water storage across the property
- Expansive open plains and native bushland rich with wildlife and natural beauty
- Creek winding through the property adding ecological richness and character
- Existing improvements on the property, including a dwelling and associated structures (may be unapproved)
- Multiple access points including Buckleys Road frontage and access from Grays Lane
- Positioned between Mullumbimby and Brunswick Heads in the heart of the Byron Bay region
- Coolangatta Airport 39 minutes north, Ballina Byron Gateway Airport 29 minutes south
- Direct access to the proposed Byron Bay/Mullumbimby rail trail which traverses through the property
- A once-in-a-generation opportunity for developers or investors
Disclaimer: All information contained within this advertisement and associated marketing material has been prepared in good faith using information provided by the vendor and external consultants, including a town planner. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure its accuracy, prospective purchasers should refer to the Contract for Sale and rely upon their own enquiries, investigations and due diligence in relation to the property, including (without limitation) existing improvements, approvals, development consents, lawful use and any future development potential.
