The five-bedroom property at 132 Nojoor Road, Mudjimba is being marketed by Ray White Mooloolaba sales agent Kirstin Cowie.
“You can find acreage on the Sunshine Coast and you can find a home near the beach, but you almost never get both.
“This is 2.12 acres of flat, private land less than a kilometre from the sand, and it's one of only 24 acreage holdings on the road.
“I expect this to appeal to families who want room for the boat, the caravan and the kids' motorbikes without giving up the beach or a five-minute run to the airport. Until now those buyers have had to choose between the hinterland and the coast.
“You couldn't easily do this again. The approvals alone took 12 months of a two-year design and build, and the result won the Master Builders Queensland President's Award. A buyer gets to walk straight in.”

Designed by Hive Architecture and built by Basalt Constructions, the newly completed 734sqm architectural residence backs directly onto Twin Waters Golf Course.
The property has already claimed top honours at the Master Builders Queensland 2025 awards, including the President’s Award and Runner-Up Queensland House of the Year.

For owners and his family, the vision was born after traveling around Australia and realising how difficult it was to find usable land near the water in south east Queensland, Ms Cowie said.
“They couldn't choose between the beach and the bush, and this block meant we didn't have to.
“They set out to create a private wonderland - a sanctuary where the kids and dogs can run free and every day feels like a holiday from the moment you arrive home. Privacy was central to their brief from day one.”

The project required a two-year design and construction phase, including a careful 12-month development approval process to protect local environmental constraints. 
Rather than clearing the site, the home was thoughtfully integrated around native flora, bushfire buffers, and established koala habitat, retaining the natural bushland to ensure wildlife and living spaces coexist seamlessly.

Featuring full concrete construction built 1.5 metres above ground level, estate is designed to endure for decades. 
The main residence features double-height ceilings, a chef’s kitchen, a wellness suite with a gym, sauna, and ice bath, a heated pool and spa, and a climate-controlled wine cellar. 
Designed for ultimate self-sufficiency, the property operates off-grid for water with 45,000L of filtration storage and a bore, powered by a 35kW solar array with 65kWh of battery storage and Savant whole-home automation.

Despite the home's high-end design credentials and features in leading publications like ArchDaily and The Local Project, the estate was built with longevity and practical living in mind rather than personal vanity.
Nojoor was created as a long-term family retreat, not a speculative build or a trophy, Ms Cowie said.
“The land is the true hero here - 0.8579 hectares of retained bushland, golf course frontage, and the beach just down the road. 
“The architecture simply supports that lifestyle.”

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