197 Keith hall lane, Keith Hall NSW 2478

Set on an expansive 17.71 hectare (approximately 43.7 acres) parcel of untouched coastal bushland, this unique lifestyle property offers exceptional privacy and a natural sanctuary close to both beach and river amenities. Located in the Northern Rivers region, the property enables a rare off-grid living experience surrounded by native plants and a diverse wildlife population including kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, and various bird species.

The existing home perfectly complements the property's environment with an energy-efficient design that faces north to maximize natural light and passive solar heating in winter. The open and airy layout, enhanced with polished floorboards, creates a comfortable living space that remains warm during winter and cool in summer. Modern sustainable features include a solar battery system, solar and gas switch-over hot water, and a bushfire protection zone, making the residence environmentally conscious and cost-effective with no electricity or water bills.

• The large landholding sits entirely above flood levels, providing security against potential natural threats.
• Proximity to South Ballina Beach, local surfing spots at South Wall, the Richmond River, and a recently constructed boat ramp means recreation and watersports are easily accessible.
• Convenient access to Ballina’s shops, schools, and services via the Burns Point Ferry enhances convenience despite the rural setting.
• The property offers a rumpus room in addition to three bedrooms, broadening its appeal for families or those seeking space for hobbies or guests.

This secluded rural lifestyle is ideal for buyers passionate about conservation, nature lovers seeking tranquility, or anyone desiring a private coastal retreat that blends eco-conscious living with accessibility to coastal attractions. The unique location and established sustainable home create a solid foundation for future upgrades or enhancements subject to council approval.

An expression of interest process is underway with a closing date of 1 December 2026, inviting discerning purchasers to secure this one-of-a-kind coastal bushland sanctuary where the ocean's presence is felt but not seen.