Rare opportunity to purchase oceanfront sanctuary set on 152 acres on Tasmania's King Island

A rare opportunity exists to purchase an oceanfront sanctuary set on 152 pristine acres of land on Tasmania’s King Island.

‘Aquila’ at Loorana is on the spectacular world-renowned surf coast of King Island, located in Bass Strait, about halfway between Victoria and Tasmania, and offers an astute purchaser an amazing opportunity to secure a complete oceanfront land holding.

The property, 1265 North Road, Loorana, includes more than two kilometres of beach frontage and overlooks the sweeping coastline and a surf break.

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1265 North Road, Loorana TAS 7256

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Selling agent Sue Gratton of Circa Heritage and Lifestyle Property Specialists said the fabulous beachfront property offered stunning views and privacy.

At the heart of the property is an expansive 422 square metre home that sits at an elevation of 16 metres, and captures panoramic views up and down the coast.

A winding private road takes you through coastal scrub, natural dunes and pristine landscape before you arrive at Aquila, which features four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a double garage spread over three levels.

A commanding entry on level two welcomes you to the home.

To the left is a large office, while ahead is the foyer, which in turn takes you to the first of three bedrooms located on this level, all of which open out to the deck and are serviced by the main bathroom. 

To the right of the foyer is an open plan entertainer’s kitchen, dining and living room and beyond that, a large L-shaped outdoor entertaining area complete with woodfired pizza oven.

Upstairs you will find the master bedroom with ensuite and parent’s retreat opening onto a private balcony.

The lower floor houses the garage, laundry and storage area.

The home was thoughtfully designed while adhering to passive design elements. All windows are double-glazed and the home is fully insulated.

Off-grid power and a permanent spring provide electricity and water. There is also a vegetable garden and fruit trees.

The property has been used as a private home but could lend itself to other uses, such as a boutique hotel, wellness hotel or retreat given its size and location close to all of King Island’s attractions, including two world-class golf courses, according to Gratton.

She said the property was for sale with expectations of about $3 million.