Surrounded by spectacular views of undulating farmland and the mountains of the Nightcap Ranges, Panorama House is perfect for those looking to wander off the beaten track and explore the picturesque Byron Bay Hinterland. Located in the historic hamlet of Eureka, this newly renovated Federation home boasts stunning 13ft ceilings and rich history.

The spacious master bedroom features a comfy queen-sized bed, original cedar fireplace and beautiful French doors leading out to a private balcony. The newly renovated bathrooms, laundry and all four bedrooms have splendid countryside views. The fourth bedroom features direct access to the northern veranda through original French doors.

The “summer” living room faces north and opens through original French doors onto an enormous north facing deck. The “winter” living room features an original cedar fireplace and flows into the newly installed kitchen featuring European appliances, wooden benchtops and beautiful garden and district views. For those wishing to work in your home away from home, there is a dedicated office with a 23” monitor, NBN WIFI and an HP laser printer.

Stroll out onto the charming original veranda and soak up the views of the Nightcap Ranges and Minyon Falls to the North. Wander throughout the beautiful Frangipani, Jacaranda and Poinciana trees and the abundant herb garden. Come April you’ll be able to take a dip in the new pool that will be designed to extend your view of the rolling hills. Grab a drink and watch the evening sunset light show from the firepit area. Dine alfresco on the spacious veranda and take in the breathtaking natural surrounds. There is ample parking for 3 cars on the property – you will need a car!

Panorama House is a 4-minute drive to Federal village, where you’ll find the General store, Doma Japanese Cafe and Moonshine Coffee. Goonengerry National Park is a 10-minute drive while Minyon Falls is a 20-minute drive, both featuring stunning walking tracks, creeks and magical waterfalls. Byron Bay is an easy 25-minute drive through the picturesque countryside.