Inanna, described as "one of the area's best kept secrets" is set on 29 hectares (70 acres) at 358 Tourist Road.

The superb four-bedroom, three and a half bathroom home is set within a rainforest environment, balanced by open grazing areas and established gardens.

Featuring a signature silo feature, the full brick masterpiece with recycled timbers is on the market through Ray White Berry for $5.5 million.

Shane Hillare of Ray White Berry said the property lives up to its name, "Inanna" which means lady of the heavens.

"It is a home of beauty," he said.

The home cascades down the natural contours and offers treehouse like aspect from every angle.

The four-bedroom, three and a half bathroom home also features formal and informal living, indoor and outdoor entertaining.

A gourmet kitchen is at the heart of the home and enjoys vaulted ceilings, natural light and picturesque views.

Notable features are the Blackbutt flooring throughout, the recycled Blackbutt double glazed windows, floating staircase plus several Tallowood decks and terraces.

Other features include air conditioning, built-In Wardrobes and a fireplace.

"If you are seeking a retreat beyond the home, the property also has an artist studio/bunk house snuggled into the forest with an individual yurt design," Mr Hilaire said.

The machinery shed and work areas are designed for functionality, 21m x 12m, high clearance shed with extended verandah.

"Discovery awaits in one of the region's best kept secrets," Mr Hilaire said.

"Enjoy the Japanese walk, the Reconciliation walk and the Moon Rainforest walk and recover in your own private rock pool.

"Magnificent all round!"

For further information contact Shane Hilaire on 0401 691 790 (shane.hilaire@raywhite.com) or Sarah Tebbott on 0401 691 793 (sarah.tebbutt@raywhite.com).

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