Lot 30 Wreck Rock Road Deepwater QLD 4674

Deepwater, Queensland

‘SERENITY’ LOT 30 WRECK ROCK ROAD

PROPERTY OVERVIEW

‘Serenity’ at Deepwater

‘Serenity’ at Deepwater, with 554.8 metres of absolute beach frontage is a 120.9-hectare rural retreat located on the southern boundary of the Deepwater National Park. This property is about total freedom, somewhere to relax, be yourself and to enjoy all that nature, in all its glory, has to offer.

The land was purchased by the current owners in 2004 with the intent of creating a Queenslander beachside holiday paradise. They identified the future location for the home and caretaker cottage and cleared 15 acres of land surrounding both future dwellings. Whilst creating the driveway, they uncovered a few surprises along the way, including an old mango plantation.

Construction of the massive Queenslander beach house was completed in 2006 and has been a treasured private holiday home enjoyed by family and friends from Australia and Europe ever since.

This two-storey home with front and rear stairs, features an extremely spacious and open plan kitchen, living, dining area, 3 bedrooms with ensuites, plus a 4th bedroom or multi-purpose room and a powder room.

The bright kitchen has plenty of storage and bench space for meal preparation. It includes a SMEG dishwasher, an electric stove and oven and wide fridge

space plus the balcony off the kitchen is a lovely spot to enjoy a morning cup of tea and listen to the birds.

All of the living spaces and three main bedrooms open directly onto a wrap-around veranda, typical of a Queensland design home. The three bedrooms with ensuites are spacious and the fourth bedroom is handy when extra guests are staying or may alternatively be used as an office. A separate powder room is also available for the convenient of guests.

Light and airy this home is situated in a slightly elevated position 200 metres from the beachfront, so it enjoys the cooling sea breezes without the sea spray. The 3-metre-high ceilings upstairs as well as under the house provide lots of cool spaces to relax and play. Red Gum timber flooring and tiled bathrooms are complemented by ceiling fans and deep wrap-around verandas, plus screens on all windows and most doors allow for continual air flow. It is very much designed for residents to enjoy both living indoors and out.

Whether as a permanent home, a beach retreat or a working farm, ‘Serenity’ is all about family, peace and being close to all that nature provides in this tropical Queensland paradise.

PROPERTY OVERVIEW Specifications

HIGHLIGHTED AMENITIES

• Main beach house located 200 metres from beach

• Two-storey home with front and rear stairs and wrap-around verandas

• Large kitchen includes plenty of storage & bench tops and private balcony

• Kitchen appliances include a SMEG dishwasher, electric stove, oven & wide fridge space

• 3-metre-high ceilings on living level & underneath house

• Red Gum timber floors & tiled bathrooms

• Screens on doors and windows leading onto verandas

• Ceiling fans throughout

• Storeroom & Laundry under house

• Solar panels installed on roof of caretaker house

• Two rainwater tanks with a capacity of 45,000 litres per tank & 3 active bores

• Eco-friendly sewerage treatment system.

• Telephone landline, wi-fi and digital television connection.

• 6 Bay work sheds attached to caretaker house

• Separate caretaker house with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen, open plan lounge/dining room, laundry & separate WC and covered patio on 2 sides.

LOCATION & COMMUNITY

• Approx. halfway between Agnes Water & the town of 1770 and Bundaberg, approx. 45 minutes in either direction.

• 10-minute drive small community of Wartburg at Baffle Creek

• Bundaberg nearest Domestic Airports approximately 45-minute drive

• Town of 1770 is closest access point to the southern Great Barrier Reef

• Closest patrolled surf beach at Agnes Water

• 45-minute drive to Bundaberg Hospital

• Approx. 15 minute drive to Wartburg State School at Baffle Creek

• Approx. 30-minute drive to State High School at Rosedale

• Drive to Brisbane approximately 5.5 hours

Deepwater, Queensland

‘Serenity’ and Deepwater National Park are accessible from the south through the small town of Wartburg. Conventional vehicle access is possible in the dry season along approximately 5kms of unsealed road leading to the property. Alternative access is possible from the north through Agnes Water with a 4WD vehicle strongly recommended for this route due to sandy conditions along the track.

The property is on the southern boundary of Deepwater National Park, 375 km north of Brisbane which protects an area of sand dunes and coastal heaths in the Deepwater Creek catchment. The area is one of the few remaining pristine freshwater catchments on Queensland’s east coast. Deepwater National Park was established in 1988 and covers 4,090 ha. Deepwater National Park has a number of rocky headlands such as Wreck Rock and 9km of beach frontage.

Beaches in the park are used for nesting by loggerhead and leatherback turtles. Flatback and green turtles also nest on the park’s beaches. This location is the only mainland site where leatherbacks repeatedly return to lay eggs.

In this area, Rose-crowned fruit doves, fairy gerygones and grey fantails are commonly found in the canopies to the west. Along the beaches pied oystercatcher, bar-tailed godwits, tattlers and crested terns are often seen. Emus and brahminy kites are also to be found in the park.