Strap: On The Cover
Designed by Robinson Architects and featured in the Grand Designs Australia magazine, this is a truly impressive home set on over two hectares of gently undulating pastures.
Live surrounded by nature in this single-level home where large windows and sliding doors allow the indoors to seamlessly connect with the beautiful surroundings.
The main home features three generous bedrooms, including the master suite complete with a spa-inspired ensuite and floor-to-ceiling windows that perfectly frame the gorgeous bushland views.
Built for entertaining, the open-plan living and dining space features large sliders that open out to a covered deck where family and friends will love to gather on warm summer evenings.
The modern kitchen will make entertaining a breeze, while the raked ceiling and high windows create a bright, airy and relaxing space you will love to spend time in.
There is also a separate, self-contained lake house, featuring a spacious bedroom, private ensuite, air-conditioning and covered deck where guests will love to relax and enjoy the natural surrounds.
Living as one with nature, this home boasts many eco-features such as passive solar design, LED lighting and state-of-the-art fresh water pool by EnviroSwim, just to name a few.
The new owners will love the relaxing ambience of this home as they stroll through the fruit trees, collect fresh herbs from the kitchen gardens or simply take in the Cooroy Mountain and hinterland views from the many vantage points throughout the property.
This property also features ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning, an infra-red two person sauna, security system, surround system in the living room and an air purification system.
All of this is located in the gorgeous hinterland suburb of Tinbeerwah, only a short drive from Cooroy or Noosa Heads.
Home Essentials:
Address: 6 Wallaby Lane, Tinbeerwah
Price: $1,795,000
Description: 4 bed, 3 bath, 2 car, pool
View: By Appointment
Agent: David A. Perez for Villa Prestige Properties, 0427 378 600
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