3935 Kyogle Road, Mount Burrell NSW 2484

In short, this designer home offers everything you could want, from luxury living to breathtaking views, lush gardens and an abundance of wildlife. It's a rare opportunity to own a piece of paradise, and all the ingredients for the perfect lifestyle are here, waiting for you to make it your own.
Nestled amidst lush tropical gardens and boasting world-class views, this designer home is the epitome of luxury and elegance, it sits elevated on 4.04 hectares (approx. 10 acres) above the headwaters of the Tweed River and boasts 3 bedroom and 2 bathrooms.
Inside, the Bauhaus-inspired architecture is a work of art, with a two-step split-level design that boasts a crisp white interior palette, vast areas of beautiful hardwood flooring and floor-to-ceiling windows that maximize the breathtaking views. The open design maximizes views from inside the home as well as the deck and long-side verandah. On the lower level, the main bedroom features a walk-in-robe and ensuite with dual access to the rear of the bed space. The living, dining, office (NBN is connected) and deck-entry areas are generous. The central up-market kitchen has floor-to-ceiling storage, high-end appliances and stone benchtops that will delight.
The upper level features a bathroom with a separate toilet, an attached laundry, two more bedrooms, one cleverly designed with a hidden 'Murphy-bed' that can be used as a yoga space or study. The main, wide, and inviting entrance hall separates each room.
This home is equipped with a wide range of features such as ceiling fans & French doors for airflow and huge areas of glass to the north. Recessed lighting and solar tube skylights provide natural light. There's also air conditioning and a central fireplace. Outside, you'll find a double carport with a roof inclined at the perfect angle for a future solar system and a large lock-up workshop or studio with split-level storage space, machinery shed and woodshed adjacent to the orchard below.
The house is supplied with 50K litres of tank water, plus a further 25K litres for irrigation. The property was once a derelict dairy farm, but the slopes were restored by a previous owner, who planted an arboretum's diversity of tree and shrub species and a small hardwood plantation. Together with the open grassed areas, this property is an adventure playground for kids and a haven for wildlife. The school bus stops at the end of your driveway, and services the major K-12 schools from Nimbin to Lismore.