Wake to a landscape alive with native wildlife, ancient rainforest and the changing seasons. Set across an expansive 41.71 Hectares, this four-bedroom, two-bathroom property offers a rare opportunity to experience a deeper connection with nature, heritage and the remarkable ecosystems of the Great Escarpment.
The thoughtful design creates a seamless connection between the home and its natural surroundings, blurring the distinction between inside and out and allowing the beauty of the landscape to become part of everyday living.
Here, wildlife is part of everyday life. Enjoy your morning coffee on the verandah while **blue wrens flit through the gardens, black cockatoos visit the property and red-necked wallabies make their way through the surrounding landscape**. It is a place where the natural environment is not simply something to look at, but an integral part of the experience.
Life here is measured by the simple pleasures. Follow beckoning walking tracks through the property, discover cool, deep swimming holes in the height of summer and watch for fireflies as spring arrives. In winter, the verandah becomes a beautiful place to enjoy the warmth of the sun and take in the surrounding landscape.
The home celebrates its setting, with salvaged timber showcasing the heritage of the house and design elements that create a natural connection between inside and out. One of the home's distinctive experiences is the bathroom, designed to capture views towards Mt Coxcomb and bring the surrounding landscape into everyday living.
Beyond the home, there is plenty to explore. Hike towards the secret creek at the rear of the property, observe the flush of new growth on the red cedar trees and immerse yourself in the changing colours, sounds and rhythms of the natural environment.
For those who value conservation and a genuine connection to the natural world, the property offers something particularly meaningful: the chance to contribute a small part to the conservation of remnant Gondwana rainforests and the ecosystems of the Great Escarpment.
With four bedrooms and an exceptional **417,214m²** landholding, this is a property where nature, wildlife, heritage and everyday living come together.
**Property highlights:**
* 417,214m² landholding
* Four bedrooms
* Native wildlife including blue wrens, black cockatoos and red-necked wallabies
* Verandah with a strong connection to the surrounding landscape
* Views towards Mt Coxcomb from the bathroom
* Salvaged timber showcasing the heritage of the house
* Walking tracks through the property
* Cool, deep swimming holes
* Secret creek at the rear of the property
* Red cedar trees and remnant rainforest ecosystems
* Connection to the conservation of Gondwana rainforests and the Great Escarpment
If the opportunity to live alongside native wildlife, explore your own natural surroundings and experience a genuine connection with country appeals, contact Heritage Real Estate to arrange your inspection.
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