4-6 Moreton Bay Avenue Tamborine Mountain, QLD 4272

"Red Marley" holds a rare and unmistakable presence on Tamborine Mountain, shaped by history, position and craftsmanship in a way that is increasingly difficult to find. Set on an elevated corner once part of the original Red Marley Farm, the home captures spectacular views north to North Stradbroke Island, east across the Coomera River to the Broadwater, South Stradbroke Island, and beyond to the Pacific Ocean.

Built in 1923, the residence carries its past with quiet confidence. Original hoop pine linings, timber detailing, and carefully preserved features remain, while the home has evolved to offer generous, liveable spaces. A sweeping staircase, grand proportions, and multiple living areas create a sense of scale, balanced by warmth and flexibility, well suited to multigenerational living or extended family arrangements.

Upstairs, an expansive master retreat offers privacy and calm, while at the very top, a hexagonal observatory provides a remarkable vantage point - filled with light and framed by ever-changing views.

Homes of this nature are seldom offered. With a history that includes ownership by the former Lord Mayor of Brisbane, Sir John Chandler, and a position chosen for its outlook more than a century ago, "Red Marley" remains one of Tamborine Mountain's most distinctive residences.

There is also the option to acquire the adjoining land, comprising of one or two additional titles, presenting further opportunity for those seeking space, flexibility or longer-term investment potential.

This is a property that reveals itself in person - something to be experienced rather than explained. Please contact Nori for your private inspection.

Disclaimer: The agent and seller make no representation or warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or suitability of the information contained in this advertisement. All measurements, boundaries, and property details are approximate and subject to verification by the purchaser.
Prospective buyers must rely on their own inspections, due diligence, and independent legal, financial, and building advice. Purchasers should also make their own enquiries with the local council (including but not limited to zoning, building approvals, land use, and future planning) to confirm the property's suitability for their intended purpose. This advertisement does not constitute an offer or contract of sale.