Driving into FernGully Farm you immediately understand why properties of this grandeur are ever so rare. Its an island with no neighbours.

This spectacular 137 acre property, 300m above sea level, between Federal and Goonengerry, high in the hills of Byron Shire, is where Diana Young wrote the hit animation movie FernGully The Last Rainforest.

This is one of the last properties over 100 acres in this area. Its 20 minutes to Byron Bay, Bangalow and Mullumbimby, just 45 minutes to Coolangatta airport.

The eastern boundary is a kilometre of the stunning Wilsons creek, and includes pockets of rare riparian rainforest with unique and diverse wild life. A private paradise with long stretching lap pools and water holes, shrouded in rainforest.

Most importantly, FernGully has unlimited spring water, fed by an underground river system, and rich, deep red soil, pesticide free for the past 14 years, a treasure for the future.

The majority of the land faces North East with 360 degree panoramic and ocean views from its elevated northern slopes, which are also perfect house sites. With magnificent uninterrupted views through the Byron hinterland from sunrise to panoramic sunset, this property is absolutely magic.

The original 2 bedroom 1 bathroom cottage has classic teak floors, leading on to east-facing deck, catching morning sun. It has a beautiful private and secluded feeling to it.

The main house, recently renovated, has polished wooden floors throughout, with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, ensuite off the main bedroom. A large covered north-facing outside living area has separate spa and bathhouse and an easily accessible vegetable garden.

The creative studio, the coolest building on the property, has to be experienced to be believed. The massive covered outside area is all about entertaining, with three great workable rooms currently a music/video studio, ideal for working from home, surrounded by incredibly extensive rockwork and beautifully landscaped gardens. What an office!

Huge three bay shed 12x12m with concrete floor in the main bay. Partially-renovated cow-bales separate living area and a covered nursery.

With many established fruit trees, tropical gardens and abundant bird life, the property is truly unique. This land inspired FernGully the film and will be a priceless asset in the ever-changing future.