The land rises gently from the beachfront into a mix of rolling pasture, steeper coastal contours and pockets of native bush. It’s a landscape that feels natural and unforced, with each part of the property offering a different perspective of the coastline.

The gardens have grown alongside the homes, blending structured planting with more natural, wild spaces. Orchards and a citrus grove were established, and the land has been nurtured to support a level of self-sufficiency that feels both practical and rewarding. Water moves through the property via dams and streams, creating a sense of life and movement that changes with the seasons.

Zoned Rural Industry (A), the estate supports both lifestyle and productive use. Currently operated as dry stock grazing alongside high-end accommodation, it offers flexibility for future direction while retaining its current balance of function and beauty.

There are multiple potential building sites across the land, each with its own outlook, offering the opportunity to further evolve the property while maintaining its sense of space and privacy.