25 Eckersley Avenue

Positioned high on Buderim's exclusive northern escarpment, 25 Eckersley Avenue commands a rare 3,679m² parcel at the end of a private driveway, offering sweeping north-facing views across the hinterland, river system, mountains, and ocean. This award-winning residence demonstrates architectural elegance & master craftsmanship, delivering an enviable lifestyle. Designed by Buderim Design Studio and master built by Coastal Homes, the magnificent 25 Eckersley is a showcase of craftsmanship and thoughtful innovation. Expansive glass, soaring ceilings, and light-filled open-plan living frame the outlook, flowing seamlessly to 240m² of alfresco space, designed around a private courtyard. Entertaining and sports are elevated to another level with multiple zones connecting the rooftop tennis court to the 20-metre lap pool with adjoining spa. Inside, the gourmet stone kitchen with walk-in butler's pantry, shows premium appliances, including Gaggenau and Miele. The luxurious master suite features a large walk-in robe and indulgent ensuite, while a separate guest wing overlooks the pool, adding privacy, separation and flexibility. Additional highlights include a dedicated media room, built-in bar, heated flooring, and smart home technology. Travertine tiles, timber floors, and carefully considered finishes showcase a signature style. Advanced 15kW solar with battery storage ensures efficiency, while landscaped parterre gardens and low-maintenance surrounds allow more time to enjoy the resort-style amenities. From the olive tree-lined drive to the commanding views, every element of this residence has been designed to impress. This is a rare opportunity to secure one of South East Queensland's most remarkable homesunmatched in privacy, position, and presence. Homes of this calibre are seldom available in our marketplace and to find improvements and land totally aligned in tune with their surroundings, is a rare offering indeed. To arrange a private viewing, don't hesitate to contact Danny or Luis at Ken Guy Buderim.