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It’s no secret that house prices are through the roof at the moment but this Yorke Peninsula property might just take the cake.
With six bedrooms, five bathrooms, two lounge rooms and a custom-built helipad, the luxurious home comes in at a cool $10 million price point but at least you know you’re definitely getting what you paid for!
The home boasts a Scandinavian flair designed by South Australian architect Max Pritchard and sits on a 110.48ha of land in Nalyappa on the North-West coast of the Yorke Peninsula and overlooks the stunning coastline that is famed around the world. And you can take all of that in whilst looking through the stunning floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the property.
Architecture aside, The Dunes, as the property has been dubbed, is fully self-sufficient with everything from solar and rainwater tanks to its very own apiary for you to produce your own honey and 45,000L fish pond with over 60 edible fish all included.
Sustainability was a big factor throughout the build for the owners with post-construction work confirmed to restore the land dunes upon which its built and a native revegetation project also included.
It’s taken seven years to complete the build and have it ready for sale with Real Estate agents noting that there is a lot of interest not just from local South Aussies but also a number of international eyes.
Oh, and one more thing, the price of the property also includes your very own 2km private beach and dune buggy race track (buggy’s included of course).
For most of us, something like this is nothing but a fantasy but hey, it doesn’t hurt to dream.
See the full property listing here
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