"Banyan View" named after the majestic Banyan fig alongside the home, is a truly glorious property - comprising 74.7 lush, verdant acres suitable for cattle and horses, with a pavilion-style custom-built home, breathtaking views of Mount Pinbarren, and incredible natural beauty that will make your heart sing.
Built in 2010, the home is cleverly designed to facilitate good separation and maximise its aspect; with interconnecting breezeways, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, study, open plan living flowing to fully screened wraparound north-east facing deck, premium kitchen, European style hidden laundry, and double carport - it is light-filled and spacious.
Stunning hardwood spotted gum flooring internally and on decking, high ceilings, banks of louvres to filter breezes and invite in light, bifold stacker doors and bifold servery window to deck, 2-way indoor/outdoor wood burning fireplace, ceiling fans, split system air-conditioning in living, built-in fish tank, energy efficient lighting, stone benches, gas cooktop, solar hot water, and 1.6kW solar power; are some of the home's many features.
Prime grazing land makes this a perfect cattle property with quality pasture and cattle yards; with six paddocks with 4-strand barb, it can accommodate up to 18 adults in winter months, and 30 weaners in pasture growing months. It is also suitable for horses, and other livestock including sheep.
The land itself is gently undulating, has a spring fed dam, two creeks running through (look out for platypus) and the top of the property borders Woondum National Park; there are three paddocks surrounding the home - sheep yards, dog fenced area, and one with extensive shade structures with irrigating for cropping, plus an established orchard providing fresh produce from garden to table.
Infrastructure on the property includes driveway, extensive fencing, 2 x sheep pens, barn, header tank filled by solar pump from permanent spring fed dam and servicing water troughs, 1 x 6,000 litre tank for gardens, 2 x 22,500 litre water tanks, shade house, biolytic wastewater system, 9x6m shed/double carport with 5kW solar power and 15kW battery storage.
This is a property where it is entirely possible to embrace a gentle self-sustainable lifestyle, where you can live off-the-grid and not only minimise/eliminate utility bills but minimise your carbon footprint and live in harmony with your natural environment.
Just a short drive to the delightful historic villages of Kin Kin and Pomona, 20 minutes to Cooroy, and 40 minutes to Noosa Main Beach - you do not have to sacrifice access to wider services and amenities.
The current owners fell in love with this land at first sight; and when their family and friends visited, they always commented on how peaceful and restorative it feels, even after one night. They said after 12 years the views from the top of the paddocks still stop them in their tracks, and they feel more in tune with the seasons and the rhythms of the earth.
"Banyan View" is a truly magical slice of the Noosa hinterland, home to an abundance of wildlife, birdlife, and all things bright and beautiful.
Banyan View - a magical slice of Noosa hinterland
74.7 lush verdant acres - perfect for cattle farming
Custom-built pavilion-style home with separate wings
3 bedrooms + study, 2 bathrooms, open plan living
Quality kitchen with stone benches, servery window
Wraparound north-east facing screened timber decking
Hardwood spotted gum timber flooring throughout
2-way indoor/outdoor fireplace, ceiling fans, A/C
Banks of louvres to invite in light & filter breezes
Cattle-friendly infrastructure, spring fed dam, 2 creeks
3 x water tanks, 9x6m shed/double carport, shade house
5kW solar with 15kW battery storage + additional 1.5kW
Established fruit orchard providing fresh produce
Fenced paddocks, dog fencing, chicken & sheep barn
Stunning rural views encompassing Mount Pinbarren
Whisper-quiet peaceful living in harmony with nature
The size of Pinbarren is approximately 16.1 square kilometres. It has 4 parks covering nearly 1.8% of total area. The population of Pinbarren in 2011 was 440 people. By 2016 the population was 344 showing a population decline of 21.8% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Pinbarren is 50-59 years. Households in Pinbarren are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Pinbarren work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 83.7% of the homes in Pinbarren were owner-occupied compared with 84.6% in 2016.
Pinbarren has 197 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Pinbarren have seen a 69.00% increase in median value, while Units have seen a 377.84% increase. As at 31 July 2024:
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