108 Tunba Court

Cooroy Mountain QLD 4563

The expansive dining space with cedar-framed glass doors/walls on three sides that seemingly disappear leaving the space open, has a green backdrop including gardens, mature trees, and Mt Cooroy. The scene is almost akin to the magic of cinemascope.

Admiration for the Navona neutral-hued travertine flooring throughout is instantaneous and how it makes a smooth indoor/outdoor connectivity including pathways, is clever.

A French marble called Noisette is a feature of the kitchen's lengthy island and preparation benches, whilst the butler's pantry's custom cabinetry is Rosewood; appliances are high-end Miele.

Also benefitting from the kitchen's 'hub' location is the undercover alfresco dining space, broad terrazzo-tiled sun terraces, magnificent dazzling pool and the-most sensational north-westerly views of the Coral Sea.

Making quite the statement in the premier northerly position of the east wing, is the gregarious king master suite. Drink in the views from the balcony as the sun rises over the ocean and enjoy everything 5-star including the travertine wall tiles and vanities in the ensuite, a walk-in robe and being able to open the doors onto the terrace and take a refreshing swim. Nearby is a study, library or perhaps sitting room which can be accessed from near the front entry. It also has doors opening to the pool terrace.

In the west wing are two similarly generous bedrooms with travertine ensuites and a third has an adjacent family-size bathroom. All have doors out to the pool

"This is undoubtedly Nirvana on a grand scale," exudes Tom Offermann Real Estate agent Michael McComas, "and only 15-minutes to Noosa Main Beach and the world-famous Noosa National Park. With extraordinary sunrises over the Coral Sea and dramatic sunsets over Cooroy Mountain, this ravishing residence, for those who love life including seachangers, treechangers and teechangers as there is a golf course nearby, just keeps on giving.

"It truly has to be seen to be believed and the owners tell me they thank their lucky stars when returning home, 'passing by the gorgeous polo ponies at Noosa Country Polo, the kangaroos in the paddocks, the mountain standing proud and strong, and being surrounded byviews far and wide'."