10 Stirling Castle Drive Orchid Beach

Fraser Island QLD 4581

Main Dwelling
Main dwelling sleeps 8 guests and consists of 4 large bedrooms. Main bedrooms have ensuites
The house has a main bathroom (bath/shower) with separate toilet
The kitchen has 900mm stainless steel gas stove; built-in dishwasher and walk-in pantry
A covered full length front and side deck provides unrestricted ocean views to Waddy Point and north to Sandy Cape
The home has 2700mm high ceilings & polished timber floors throughout
Ceiling fans in all bedrooms
Separate Onsite Caretaker's Accommodation
The separate onsite caretaker's accommodation consists of 81m2 of lounge; kitchen; 2 separate bedrooms and bathroom/laundry. A covered full width 36m2 patio is attached to the front
POWER SYSTEM
The property has a 5Kva array of solar panels connected to a 48 volt battery system for storage. This system is completely automated for charging and incorporates a 13Kva generator for when/if required. The main house power is supplied through a 5Kva inverter and the caretaker's building power is supplied through a 3.8Kva inverter
Rain & Bore water storage is supplied by way of 3 x 3500lt water tanks for the house and 1 x 3000lt for the caretaker's cottage
2431sqm block
Financials available on request
Contact Simon or Drew today to register your interest....before it's too late.
Fraser Island's World Heritage listing ranks it with Australia's Uluru, Kakadu and the Great Barrier Reef. Fraser Island is a precious part of Australia's natural and cultural heritage, it is protected for all to appreciate and enjoy.
Fraser island is a place of exceptional beauty, with its long uninterrupted white beaches flanked by strikingly coloured sand cliffs, and over 100 freshwater lakes, some tea-coloured and others clear and blue all ringed by white sandy beaches. Ancient rainforests grow in sand along the banks of fast-flowing, crystal-clear creeks.
Fraser Island is the only place in the world where tall rainforests are found growing on sand dunes at elevations of over 200 metres. The low 'wallum' heaths on the island are of particular evolutionary and ecological significance, and provide magnificent wildflower displays in spring and summer.
The immense sand blows and cliffs of coloured sands are part of the longest and most complete age sequence of coastal dune systems in the world and they are still evolving.