Turtle Rock Beach is a classic Queenslander homestead set on 121 hectares of wild Queensland coast at Deepwater, near the Town of 1770. The property fronts a long ocean beach with around 554 metres of frontage, and it is so secluded you may not see another soul for your entire stay.

The home wraps around a deep, shaded verandah made for slow breakfasts and long sunsets. Inside are polished timber floors, a bright country kitchen, relaxed living spaces, and bedrooms that open straight onto the verandah and the bush beyond.

Beyond the house lies a landscape to explore: forest walking tracks, paperbark wetlands, a creek winding to the sea, and abundant wildlife from goannas on the lawn to birdlife at first light. On the edge of a national park, the night skies are extraordinary.

Far enough away to forget the world, and steps from the sand.