For Sale By Owner Diwan, Qld 4873
Diwan, Qld 4873
$1,200,000
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To enquire, please email or call 1300 815 051 and enter code 1189
Picture your very own secluded rainforest abode, situated 2.5 hours north of Cairns and 80 minutes North of Port Douglas. Diwan is located 28km north of Daintree Village and 20km south of Cape Tribulation significantly incorporating the meeting of two heritage-listed areas; the world's oldest surviving rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. It is easy to lose yourself in the private and tranquil surroundings of this private rainforest block, bordered by natural running creeks and an abundance of native flora and fauna found nowhere else in the world.
This regretful sale is purely due to the owner’s health condition which will hinder their ability to maintain the property in the future. Therefore it is extremely important to the owner, that this property goes to the right owners who will continue to enjoy, maintain and appreciate this unique piece of paradise.
After viewing the property in person, you will see the infinite potential, for both residential and commercial purposes.
There are conveniences available nearby in Daintree Village and Cape Tribulation, including cafes, bottleshops, restaurants, ATMs, schools, tourist attractions, and more.
This property also has:
-42 sqmtr concrete slab and cover shed.
-9000 and 1700 Ltd water tanks
-2 perennial creek lines
-Over 3,700 trees including Black Bean, Red Cedar, White Cedar, Quandong, Queensland Maple, and Red Mahogany.
-8 lemon, 8 exotic fruit trees
-Mountain water fresh bore.
For further information please get in contact today for a private viewing . We do advise that you book and set aside the best part of a day to absorb everything this location has to offer. Get in contact to arrange a time to meet either at the property or the Daintree River Ferry.
Foster’s Farm Profile
This is an 8.294 ha site that has previously been mostly cleared and replanted with native and mixed plantation timber trees. The property is a slightly irregular shaped, mostly easy sloping, inside lot which is naturally contoured positioned at road level. The block rises more moderately towards the rear boundary and drops to a seasonal creek generally along the northeastern boundary. A second seasonal creek gully dissects the southwestern corner. There is 1.4 ha of regrowth within 50 m of this watercourse. In addition, there is 1.8 ha of High-value Complex mesophyll vine forest to the northern section of the block.
The majority of the site had been previously cleared prior to the current owner's purchase and the block was covered in 2.5 mtr high Guinea grass. The Plantation Forestry Lots were established throughout 1998-2001 and planted with a mix of hardwood cabinet timber species with the aim of providing high-value sawlog resources ( volume and value data available ).
The site adjoins Council land to the northeast and adjoins the Daintree Peaks ECO Stays to the east. An unformed road reserve is adjoining the western side boundary. The property faces south with bush views and some range side views.
Access to the property is easy and direct. There is a 46-sqm concrete slab with a garden shed, 3 rainwater tanks, and a freshwater bore. The area of the site is noted as Category X ( approximately 5.2 ha ) on the Regulated Vegetation Map and does not require notification of development approval under the Vegetation Management Framework. As such this is considered a significant benefit for this site that is situated in a mostly rainforest location where large areas of vegetation are protected.
On-site Values
The social values associated with properties in this region have impacts related to residents, neighbors, their families, and the wider community, as well as national and international stakeholders and interested parties. These include intrinsic, lifestyle, amenity, and inter-generational values associated with the site's high aesthetic appeal and habitat capacity.
Dating back 180 million years, Daintree is one of the oldest vegetations in the world. It is older than the Amazon Rainforest by about 10 million years. The Kuku Yalanji people have lived in this region for 50,000 years and have a deep connection with the land.
The Daintree has captured worldwide attention as one of the best biologically diverse rainforests in the world; home to 30% of Australia’s frog population, 65% of butterfly and bats, and around 12,000 different insect species, some not found anywhere else on the planet, including the Ulysses Butterfly, Boyd’s Forest Dragon, and the Southern Cassowary, usually found wondering along the northern boundary of this block. Of the 19 primate plants families remaining on earth, 12 are found in this rainforest.
Environmental values are important to landholders and the wider community. The site is designed to capture nutrients and improving the water quality and riparian restoration. In comparison to many developed sites in this region, this block has provided wind protection, improved the soil condition, and reduced watershed erosion. Overall it has greatly improved and enhanced the biodiversity of the block.
Key on farm values of the existing natural resources on this block include; fodder production; Pest Management; Improved Soil Condition; Shelter for Crops and Livestock; reduced supplementary feed and labor and increased livestock survival and reproduction rates. The block has multiple on-farm timber use including posts, poles, firewood, and fencing.
An additional bonus is the Carbon Sequestration Services to businesses that are either required to or seek to Voluntarily Offset their Emissions as part of their Corporate Responsibility. (Coller Env Report 21), (HTW Report 21).
Therefore as stated previously, the owner is adamant this property is to only be signed over to those who will enjoy, maintain and appreciate this unique and diverse environment.
Please get in contact today for a private viewing as this property will not last long, so we do advise that you book and set aside the best part of a day to absorb everything this location has to offer. Due to personal safety we advise you to not enter the property unless accompanied by the owner. We are happy to arrange a time to meet either at the property or the Daintree River Ferry.
To enquire, please email or call 1300 815 051 and enter code 1189
Picture your very own secluded rainforest abode, situated 2.5 hours north of Cairns and 80 minutes North of Port Douglas. Diwan is located 28km north of Daintree Village and 20km south of Cape Tribulation significantly incorporating the meeting of two heritage-listed areas; the world's oldest surviving rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. It is easy to lose yourself in the private and tranquil surroundings of this private rainforest block, bordered by natural running creeks and an abundance of native flora and fauna found nowhere else in the world.
This regretful sale is purely due to the owner’s health condition which will hinder their ability to maintain the property in the future. Therefore it is extremely important to the owner, that this property goes to the right owners who will continue to enjoy, maintain and appreciate this unique piece of paradise.
After viewing the property in person, you will see the infinite potential, for both residential and commercial purposes.
There are conveniences available nearby in Daintree Village and Cape Tribulation, including cafes, bottleshops, restaurants, ATMs, schools, tourist attractions, and more.
This property also has:
-42 sqmtr concrete slab and cover shed.
-9000 and 1700 Ltd water tanks
-2 perennial creek lines
-Over 3,700 trees including Black Bean, Red Cedar, White Cedar, Quandong, Queensland Maple, and Red Mahogany.
-8 lemon, 8 exotic fruit trees
-Mountain water fresh bore.
For further information please get in contact today for a private viewing . We do advise that you book and set aside the best part of a day to absorb everything this location has to offer. Get in contact to arrange a time to meet either at the property or the Daintree River Ferry.
Foster’s Farm Profile
This is an 8.294 ha site that has previously been mostly cleared and replanted with native and mixed plantation timber trees. The property is a slightly irregular shaped, mostly easy sloping, inside lot which is naturally contoured positioned at road level. The block rises more moderately towards the rear boundary and drops to a seasonal creek generally along the northeastern boundary. A second seasonal creek gully dissects the southwestern corner. There is 1.4 ha of regrowth within 50 m of this watercourse. In addition, there is 1.8 ha of High-value Complex mesophyll vine forest to the northern section of the block.
The majority of the site had been previously cleared prior to the current owner's purchase and the block was covered in 2.5 mtr high Guinea grass. The Plantation Forestry Lots were established throughout 1998-2001 and planted with a mix of hardwood cabinet timber species with the aim of providing high-value sawlog resources ( volume and value data available ).
The site adjoins Council land to the northeast and adjoins the Daintree Peaks ECO Stays to the east. An unformed road reserve is adjoining the western side boundary. The property faces south with bush views and some range side views.
Access to the property is easy and direct. There is a 46-sqm concrete slab with a garden shed, 3 rainwater tanks, and a freshwater bore. The area of the site is noted as Category X ( approximately 5.2 ha ) on the Regulated Vegetation Map and does not require notification of development approval under the Vegetation Management Framework. As such this is considered a significant benefit for this site that is situated in a mostly rainforest location where large areas of vegetation are protected.
On-site Values
The social values associated with properties in this region have impacts related to residents, neighbors, their families, and the wider community, as well as national and international stakeholders and interested parties. These include intrinsic, lifestyle, amenity, and inter-generational values associated with the site's high aesthetic appeal and habitat capacity.
Dating back 180 million years, Daintree is one of the oldest vegetations in the world. It is older than the Amazon Rainforest by about 10 million years. The Kuku Yalanji people have lived in this region for 50,000 years and have a deep connection with the land.
The Daintree has captured worldwide attention as one of the best biologically diverse rainforests in the world; home to 30% of Australia’s frog population, 65% of butterfly and bats, and around 12,000 different insect species, some not found anywhere else on the planet, including the Ulysses Butterfly, Boyd’s Forest Dragon, and the Southern Cassowary, usually found wondering along the northern boundary of this block. Of the 19 primate plants families remaining on earth, 12 are found in this rainforest.
Environmental values are important to landholders and the wider community. The site is designed to capture nutrients and improving the water quality and riparian restoration. In comparison to many developed sites in this region, this block has provided wind protection, improved the soil condition, and reduced watershed erosion. Overall it has greatly improved and enhanced the biodiversity of the block.
Key on farm values of the existing natural resources on this block include; fodder production; Pest Management; Improved Soil Condition; Shelter for Crops and Livestock; reduced supplementary feed and labor and increased livestock survival and reproduction rates. The block has multiple on-farm timber use including posts, poles, firewood, and fencing.
An additional bonus is the Carbon Sequestration Services to businesses that are either required to or seek to Voluntarily Offset their Emissions as part of their Corporate Responsibility. (Coller Env Report 21), (HTW Report 21).
Therefore as stated previously, the owner is adamant this property is to only be signed over to those who will enjoy, maintain and appreciate this unique and diverse environment.
Please get in contact today for a private viewing as this property will not last long, so we do advise that you book and set aside the best part of a day to absorb everything this location has to offer. Due to personal safety we advise you to not enter the property unless accompanied by the owner. We are happy to arrange a time to meet either at the property or the Daintree River Ferry.
To enquire, please email or call 1300 815 051 and enter code 1189
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