53 Martins Road Cooroy QLD 4563

Some homes just sit on the land. This one has been designed to be immersed within it. Every angle oriented to capture light throughout the day. 15.59 hectares o ...

Some homes just sit on the land. This one has been designed to be immersed within it. Every angle oriented to capture light throughout the day. 15.59 hectares of rolling green that can be paddocks, playing fields, or simply the privacy of never seeing a neighbour. Key features | Approximately 38.5 acres (15.59 hectares) on Martins Road, Cooroy | Y-shaped Oregon timber residence with panoramic mountain views | Renovated kitchen with dual Neff ovens, Liebherr Fridge and walk in pantry | Terrace with woodfired oven, built in stone seating and lagoon pool | Sparks Architects cabin with heated plunge pool, operating as a short stay | Liveable shed with kitchenette, fold down bed and designer ensuite | Four post and rail paddocks, Olympic size grass arena, four stables and tack room | 40kW solar, dual 50kW batteries, generator backup and three phase power | Spring fed bore, UV filtration and more than 10,000 trees planted The Y-shaped residence is framed in soaring Oregon timber beams and wrapped in glass, drawing in a panorama across Cooroy Mountain, Mount Cooroora, Tinbeerwah Bluff and Black Mountain. Living areas open onto a terrace of honed concrete and built in stone seating, where a woodfired oven and lagoon pool set the pace of a long weekend. The kitchen has been renovated with shaker profile 2 pac joinery, an oversized island, induction cooking, dual Neff ovens, Liebherr Fridge and a walk in pantry. A fireplace, a secondary retreat and study nooks give the household room to spread out, whether that means children, visiting family or a working life run from home. It also works hard. The cabin was designed by Dan Sparks of Sparks Architects. It is lined in hoop pine, with two bedrooms, custom built in seating and its own deck, fire pit and heated concrete plunge pool, and it operates as an established short stay under the name Kurui Cabin. Its landscaping was Highly Commended at the 2023 Landscape Queensland Construction Excellence Awards. A fully liveable shed adds a second option for guests, staff or a studio. The land carries a complete equestrian setup with automatic bore fed watering and is equally suited to cattle. Orchards and raised vegetable gardens sit alongside a riparian regeneration project, and the whole estate runs with a level of self sufficiency rarely found at this scale. Cooroy is 3 minutes away, Eumundi 5, and Noosaville and the river around 15. A family home, a productive holding and an income earner at once, without asking you to choose. Disclaimer: We have obtained this property information from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective buyers are advised to carry out their own investigations.