Situated in the lush, secluded hinterland of Byron Bay, this Tuscan-inspired residence delivers 360-degree views from a sprawling 127.5-acre (approx. 51.6ha), low-maintenance property.

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Positioned on a ridgeline in a central Byron Shire location, close to Byron Bay, Mullumbimby and Brunswick Head, the North-East facing home was designed by renowned architect Ron Johnson offers stunning views to Mount Warning, Mount Chincogan and Koonyum Range.

Built in 2009, the home is a master build with no expense spared, all doors, skirting and windows are made from solid jarrah, with quality materials throughout, such as NZ wool carpets, solid granite from around the world, and solid Wenge hardwood floors. 

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“The health benefits of this property cannot be overlooked, it really is quintessential Byron Bay, with a Mediterranean twist,” Nick Russo told LUXURY LIST WEEKEND.

“The orchard is filled with amazing superfoods, rare and exotic stuff. From the most delicious pepper, figs and lycees to superfoods like Gấc, a Vietnamese superfruit packed with Omega-6, Omega-3 and beta-carotene for vitamin A; it is known for its uses in supplements, and traditional medicines in China and Vietnam,” he said. 

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The main residence features 4 spacious bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, spread over 850 sqm of internal living space. 

"Quatro-Occi holds two meanings: it’s southern Italian slang directly translates to ‘four eyes’, but means a face-to-face meeting or 'between four eyes'. This is firstly a nod to the meaning of Byron’s Aboriginal name, ‘Cavvanbah’ or 'a Meeting Place' but is also the name of a lookout in the owner's Italian hometown, which pays homage to the wraparound views enjoyed by the home,” Nick explained to LUXURY LIST WEEKEND

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Displaying rare hard African timber flooring, the chef's kitchen will inspire culinary creativity with Waldorf oven and cooktop, granite bench and splash-back. Outdoors, enjoy Mediterranean dining with a wood-fired pizza oven, or enjoy your morning coffee on the patio, surrounded by nature and the gentle trickle of a fountain, or unwind in the outdoor living space that is perfect for summer barbecues and alfresco dining.

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This sustainable home also includes a water tank and 20kw Solar system and wind turbine, making it energy efficient and eco-friendly. 

Extensive infrastructure also includes an existing two-bedroom cabin and a large industrial warehouse with self-contained two-bedroom manager’s residence, as well as DA approval for an additional two cottages.

There’s also around a hectare of netted exotic fruit orchard, fenced paddocks for cattle with a 3 megalitre dam and adjoining the old railway line, this property holds potential to connect to future rail trail plans and business opportunities. 

Source: Ray White Byron Bay

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Nick Russo of Ray White Byron Bay via the contact form below. 

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