Jet-set estate with the lot sells in the 'new Byron Bay'

Yamba has been dubbed the new Byron Bay, and this jam-packed luxury home is certainly fit for the celebrities that live an hour up the road in Byron heartland.

The buyer of the Yamba estate will feel like they are on the A-list, given its many luxury flourishes.

Space to land a helicopter at the 100-acre parcel at 60 Micalo Road, which sold on September 6, the Domain listing shows. The sale sum is hushed, and undisclosed, as is the custom at this end of the market.

SOLD - $8,750,000

60 Micalo Road, Yamba NSW 2464

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Named Micalo, the property consists of a main residence and studio, and goes above and beyond with its amenities which also include a professional two-hole golf course and practice putting green, mineral swimming pool, half basketball court, sauna and ice bath.

The six-bedroom, seven-bathroom home is on the books of Brad Cranfield and Christian Sergiacomi of Pacifico Property.

Yamba is about a 60-minute drive from Ballina Byron Gateway Airport and 30 minutes via helicopter.

The town is in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales and is often referred to as “the new Byron Bay”. Once a sleepy fishing village, it has quickly become a popular holiday destination for its beaches, national parks and dining scene.

Agents describe the property on the listing as a “private sanctuary” that is “grand yet unpretentious”.

Zones are dedicated to rest and relaxation, with a deep paint palette that soothes.

A chef’s kitchen overlooks the pool and terrace and there are five oversized bedrooms with private verandahs, plus five bathrooms, a powder room, media room and games room.

The studio contains one oversized bedroom, six bunk beds, a lounge, kitchen, bathroom and deck area. There is also a self-contained farm shed.

Recreation is at the forefront of the home with a poolside cabana, spa, built-in barbecue, multiple covered outdoor areas and expansive lawns.

Interiors take on a tactile aesthetic with wood-panelled walls, black accents, tiled floors, plush carpets and an expansive use of glass.