Nestled on the banks of the mighty Burnett River, Platypus Park is a country estate spanning 50 acres of carefully curated grounds. The offering is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to experience peace, prosperity, and tranquillity. Perfect for multi-generational families, it provides endless possibilities for adventure and outdoor activities. The estate comprises a grand homestead built in 2015, The Boathouse made of 80% recyclable materials, two self-contained villas, a granny flat, a caretaker's cottage, a 320 sqm barn-style entertaining arena, and open spaces for camp/caravan sites. Whether you want to keep this ultimate lifestyle exclusively or capitalise on its commercial potential, everything is in place to create your best life and realise your vision.

At Platypus Park, living is easy with time as the most luxurious indulgence. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast poolside while savouring mangoes collected fresh from the 400 tree orchards. The daily farm life balances with leisure activities such as kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding through the rainforest creeks and catching the fish of the day. Once back on the shore, fire up the outdoor pizza oven or BBQ, play games with the kids on the football-field-sized lawns, take the ponies through their paces, practice your putting skills on the golf greens or take a cool dip in the freshwater pool. As the sun sets, the true magic begins as you imagine your tomorrow.

Platypus Park celebrates life's simple pleasures and sets the stage for a commercial venture. The infrastructure is in place for a significant destination wedding venue. Sustainability is the mantra, and it is powered by 25kW solar, a six-megalitre water supply, and riparian rights for an unlimited freshwater supply.

Main Residence
• Master-built, featuring an internal lift
• Timeless interiors with a seamless indoor-outdoor flow
• Contemporary kitchen and butler's pantry with premium appliances
• Spacious lounge and dining room beneath a raked ceiling
• Media room with handcrafted doors
• Expansive entertainment lounge with custom bar
• Four bedrooms and three bathrooms
• Office
• Tree-lined circular driveway leading to a porte-cochere
• Double garage with ample storage
• Ceiling fans and air-conditioning

The Boatshed
• Enhanced with raked ceilings and lovely leafy views
• Modern kitchen with Caesarstone benches
• Loft-style upper level with office, three bedrooms and additional toilet

The Property
• Sustainable sanctuary
• Haven for birdlife and wildlife
• Approximately 20-acre sub-tropical rainforest
• Paddocks for livestock
• Chicken coop
• Fenced vegetable garden
• Fully irrigated, manicured lawns and formal gardens
• Helipad
• Two 3-bay side-by-side sheds with mezzanine storage
• Two outdoor bathroom amenity blocks

• Council approval for home-based event/tourism/accommodation business


Location
As part of the Wide Bay region, Bundaberg is 385 kilometres north of Brisbane and is the 10th largest city in Queensland. The CBD is situated along the southern bank of the Burnett River. Qantas services a regional airport, which recently introduced twice-weekly direct flights from Melbourne.

Bundaberg is famous for its signature rum, sugar cane, macadamias, turtles, and proximity to the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Set sail for Lady Musgrave Island, Lady Elliot Island, or Karagi, which are accessible in a few hours from nearby Burnett Heads.