120 Davis Road, Garradunga QLD 4860

What You See: What you see is one of Far North Queensland’s most remarkable lowland coastal rainforest holdings – a 79.79 acre parcel in the tightly held surrounds of Garradunga, offering a rare blend of lifestyle, history and untouched natural beauty. Held within the same family for more than 40 years, this is a property defined by legacy, landscape and time. Originally known locally as the “Australian Insect Farm”, the land holds a unique ecological significance, with native, geo-specific insect life found only to this region. The property remains deeply connected to nature, with cassowaries, birdlife and rainforest species moving freely through the landscape. The terrain unfolds through rainforest pockets, open clearings and original logging trails that still connect the property today. One of these trails leads to the highest point, sitting approximately 300ft above sea level, where sweeping views stretch across the countryside toward Innisfail and the iconic Garradunga Pub. Water is a defining feature of the property, with three creeks including a main system feeding into Polly Creek. These natural watercourses are supported by rainwater tanks, pump infrastructure and a man-made dam. Two dwellings are positioned across the land, including an upper home currently tenanted, each enjoying complete privacy within the natural surrounds. Timber species including Red Oak, Johnson River and Black Wattle are present throughout the property, with a history of selective harvesting undertaken without clear-felling. What We See: We see a rare opportunity to secure a significant landholding that offers scale, privacy and long-term potential in equal measure. This is a property that can remain a private family sanctuary immersed in nature, or evolve into something more. With existing dwellings, water systems, elevation and natural resources already in place, it offers flexibility for multi-generational living, continued tenancy, lifestyle use or eco-style accommodation and cabins (STCA). There is also scope to explore conservation-based arrangements that may provide council rate benefits while preserving the environmental integrity and natural character of the land. Opportunities of this scale, privacy and natural richness are becoming increasingly rare within the Garradunga lowland coastal rainforest. Everything Else: • 79.79 acre rural holding in Garradunga • Held within the same family for over 40 years • Formerly known locally as the “Insect Farm” • Native geo-specific insect biodiversity unique to the region • Cassowaries and native wildlife regularly present • Mix of rainforest, open land and original logging trails • Elevated highest point approx. 300ft above sea level • Three creeks including connection to Polly Creek • Rainwater tanks, pump systems and man-made dam • Two dwellings, including upper home currently tenanted • Established fruit trees throughout the property • Timber species: Red Oak, Johnson River & Black Wattle etc • History of selective logging (no clear-felling) • Potential for conservation agreement and associated benefits • Scope for lifestyle, income or tourism use (STCA) Location Highlights: • Peaceful rural setting within Garradunga • Approx. 15 minutes to Innisfail CBD • Close to the iconic Garradunga Pub • Easy access to the Bruce Highway north and south • Approx. 1 hour to Cairns CBD and Airport • Surrounded by rainforest, waterfalls and tropical lowland coastal rainforest scenery