Nunyara Retreat. Quality bush retreat

Nunyara Retreat offers an escape to the bush but easily accessible to both the Gold Coast and Brisbane which are both only 40 minutes away. The large space offers relaxation and high quality in a quiet setting with amazing views set on 11 acres. We are pet friendly! PLEASE NOTE: Due to decking and steep hillsides, property not recommended for young children. The space This Queensland Pole home offers spacious ground floor accomodation to those wishing to escape the city but have easy access to the best that SE QLD can offer. The Retreat offers two double bedrooms and a media room which can be used as a third bedroom. A large deck with amazing views offers the opportunity to chill out and relax. There is a self contained kitchen, modern bathroom sitting and dining area as well as dedicated parking in the carport for two large cars (there is no public transport so a car is essential). Guest access The owners live on the upper floors and are around to help if required. Guests have their own separate and private access to the Retreat including all the facilities in the garden, including walking on the established trails in the bush. You are likely to see a variety of wildlife including Wallabies, Goannas, Parrots and even Echidna's. We have Koalas too but they are hard to spot. There are snakes in the bush but we have yet to see a venomous one in 12 years. Other things to note Our aim is for guests to relax and feel entirely at home. It is a quiet rural location and we request that our guests respect the peaceful, tranquil area by keeping noise to a respectful level. Well behaved pets are welcome (upon request) but dogs must be kept on a leash on the property as we are nature lovers and do not want our local furry neighbours to be spooked. We have two dogs ourselves and whilst they are unable to pay a visit to our guests, they do bark when guests or visitors arrive as we are fairly isolated! Young toddlers are welcome but we do not feel that the Retreat is a safe place given that the deck has a 3m drop which, if unsupervised, might be a danger to "adventurous" children