2009 Kyogle Road

Terragon NSW 2484

A private mountain sanctuary of rare scale and quiet beauty, Cloudlands spans 240 acres of pristine Northern Rivers landscape, rising to its own ridgeline and unfolding to sweeping, uninterrupted views of Wollumbin, The Sisters and Mt Uki. With both Tweed River and Clarrie Hall Dam frontage, this is a place defined by water, elevation and complete seclusion-yet remains gently connected to the surrounding community. Crafted over time from the land itself, the residence sits lightly within its environment. Hand-built using stone and timber sourced onsite, the home carries a sense of permanence and authenticity-anchored by over 25 tonnes of basalt bush rock and warm hardwood finishes throughout. Cathedral ceilings and expansive glazing draw the outside in, while the north-facing deck extends living outward, offering a constant connection to the landscape and its shifting light. The home unfolds across multiple living zones, with five bedrooms and two bathrooms thoughtfully arranged for both privacy and flexibility. A character-rich kitchen centres around a Crown slow combustion stove, complementing modern conveniences while reinforcing the home's self-sufficient design. Additional living spaces and a lower-level extension provide versatility for families, guests or creative use. Surrounding the home, established gardens and open lawns soften into native forest. Ancient grass trees, fruiting orchards and productive vegetable gardens create a layered and abundant setting, where cultivated and natural landscapes exist in balance. The land itself is remarkable in both scale and diversity. From elevated woodland ridges to lush rainforest gullies, the property supports a rich ecosystem of native flora and fauna. Permanent water flows through the landscape-from pristine creeks and waterfalls to deep rock pools along the Tweed River. Along the dam's edge, private access allows for swimming, kayaking and quiet exploration, with secluded campsites offering moments of complete immersion in nature. Extensive internal roads traverse the property, providing access to key vantage points, including a private ridgeline paddock and a spring-fed dam. The sense of space, privacy and possibility is ever-present-whether enjoyed as a personal retreat or explored further for its eco-tourism potential. Completely off-grid, the property operates with a well-established solar and water system, offering independence without compromise. Infrastructure is considered and functional, supporting both everyday living and long-term sustainability. Despite its