The 21 hectare property is at 65 Mccarthy Shute Road, Maleny.
“The previous custodian famously ran Texas Longhorn cattle, massive buffalo, and deer across the expansive terrain, prompting locals and visitors to fondly dub the land Jurassic Park,” Mr Hopper said.
“Recognising an irreplaceable acreage holding required an equally unforgettable introduction, the team opted to ditch predictable property photography in favour of a bold, tech-forward cinematic narrative.”
Mr Hopper said the digital roar has already translated into massive human curiosity.
“While the property has not yet officially launched to the public market, the exclusive off-market teaser campaign has pulled in over 50,000 views across social media alone,” Mr Hopper said.
“Enquiries are streaming in from a highly diverse buyer pool, spanning local hinterland neighbours, interstate relocators, and qualified overseas buyers tracking rare Australian legacy assets.
“With a name like Jurassic Park, we felt it would have been a missed opportunity not to embrace the story.
“Properties of this calibre are incredibly rare, and it's unlikely we'll ever have another opportunity to market a property with a history quite like this.”
We wanted people to stop scrolling, start talking, and become curious enough to discover what Jurassic Park actually is, he said.
“The campaign has done exactly that, proving that sometimes thinking differently can put an extraordinary property in front of far more people than traditional marketing alone,” Mr Hopper said.