Renovated and Glorious sanctuary awaits for you to call it home.

Let’s explore

Tucked behind a rare volcanic stone facade – each piece lovingly sourced from the ancient eruption of Wollumbin and installed by master craftspeople – this residence exists in its own green universe. Mature trees create a canopy overhead while the sound of the ocean becomes the soundtrack to daily life.

The moment you enter, you’re enveloped by light. Four-metre ceilings soar above the sunken entry lounge, where large-format Italian stone tiles – hand-cut and imported – create a stage for gathering. The Kemlan Tempo 3 wood-burning fireplace commands attention, its backing crafted from the same volcanic stone that defines the exterior. This isn’t just an entry. It’s a statement.

Move through the home and discover Blackbutt hardwood floors flowing throughout both levels. The open-plan kitchen is a study in thoughtful detail: top-of-the-line Caesarstone benchtops, locally sourced Jatana subway tiles arranged in herringbone across the feature wall and splashback, and a 90cm five-burner gas stove with dual electric ovens. Above the custom-made island hangs a one-of-a-kind pendant light – fashioned from driftwood recovered from a local beach – catching the ever-changing natural light that floods this space.

The laundry tells its own story with a splashback of 1970s antique Australian-made Jatana tiles. Even practical spaces feel special here.

An open Blackbutt staircase – custom-crafted by local artisans from The Art of Wood – draws you upward to the first floor, where generous 2.7m ceilings continue the sense of space and light.

The private quarters

Upstairs, the master suite is a retreat within a retreat. A large sleeping area flows into a walk-in robe and an expansive ensuite where a freestanding bath invites long soaks. The huge shower features frameless screens and brushed copper tapware, while a feature wall of stunning locally sourced Jatana tiles adds texture and warmth.

Bedrooms two and three are mirror images of each other – spacious, light-filled rooms with massive windows framing views of green and huge built-in robes. There’s an office (or fifth bedroom, depending on your needs) and a main bathroom housing the largest inlay bath available on the market, frameless shower screens, brushed copper tapware, and significant storage.

The ground floor offers flexibility with a multipurpose room that could serve as a media room, fourth bedroom, or guest accommodation. A full bathroom with Jatana feature tiles and concrete sink completes this level.

Where inside meets outside

The luxurious hardwood front deck is more than an outdoor space – it’s a covered year-round entertaining area with a stone feature wall, creating the perfect threshold between the home’s interior and the green sanctuary beyond. Step out the back and you’ll find a lovely rear deck overlooking a serene backyard complete with a firepit area.

The invisible luxuries

Some of the most important features of this home work quietly in the background. A Stiebel Eltron air filtration, purification, and dehumidification system is ducted throughout the house and underfloor spaces, creating hospital-grade air quality while dramatically reducing mould and bacteria – a rare luxury in Northern Rivers living It reduces internal temperatures in summer and circulates warmth from the wood heater in winter.

Earthwool insulation throughout and a substantial 10.3kW solar system means this home is as intelligent as it is beautiful.
The fully fenced property offers three generous grassed areas amid extensive mature landscaping. The striking dark exterior facade creates a dramatic contrast against the surrounding vegetation – you’ll feel like you’re living in a treehouse, with green visible from every window.

Your neighbourhood

Wide, flat roads with no gutters hark back to a simpler time. Kids play freely, people greet each other and there’s a genuine 1970s beach vibe that feels increasingly rare.

Between the beach and the river, you’re equally close to morning surf sessions and afternoon kayaking expeditions. Wooyung Reserve sits on your doorstep with family-friendly swimming, bushwalks, and bike rides.

Bay Roots café serves exceptional coffee, Lebanese cuisine, and fresh cold-pressed juices – just one of the neighbourhood gems that makes this area special.

Brunswick Heads is only 10 minutes away for a plethora of cafes and restaurants, and the bright lights of Byron are only 25 minutes south.

Need to be somewhere else? The Gold Coast International Airport is a 30-minute drive for all your national and international needs.

Are you ready?
Let us help you make the dream a reality. MANA – putting the soul into local real estate.
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