131 Porters Road

Discover an unparalleled escape at the end of the valley of Upper Crystal Creek - a pristine 32.15-hectare (79.45-acre) sanctuary offering pure natural beauty, and tranquillity. For the discerning individual seeking refuge from the pressures of modern life, this extraordinary freehold estate presents a rare opportunity to live in harmony with nature, surrounded by forest, clean mountain air, and the calming symphony of crystal-clear creeks merging as one. Located at the end of a quiet country road and adjoining National Parkland, this unique retreat immerses you in a world of natural wonder. Wander and discover rare flora and fauna and reconnect with the timeless rhythms of the landscape. Key Features: • 32.15 ha (79.45 acres) of freehold land • Adjoins National Parkland with Mt Cougal • Shed with concrete floor • Traditional Japanese pottery kiln on-site • Diverse ecosystem: rainforest, native trees, palms, and pine forest • Ideal for sustainable living or nature-inspired pursuits, tiny home or demountable. (STCA) • Existing DA approval for home construction on the property Though it feels a world away, connection and convenience remain close at hand. The vibrant township of Murwillumbah is just 19 km* away, offering cafés, restaurants, organic markets, and boutique shopping, while the Gold Coast International Airport and beaches are within an easy 50-minute* drive. This property offers a true escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. For those who value sustainability and the timeless beauty of nature - this is more than a property. It is a legacy to protect, preserve, and call your own. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own your own slice of paradise. Contact us today Stewart Baericke 0400 904 907 or Brad Franks 0404 051 111, to arrange a viewing and experience the Magic of 131 Porters Road Upper Crystal Creek. * Approximately Disclaimer. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. We cannot however guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should make and rely on their own enquiries.