First published 12 Nov 2026, 4:00am
The luxury four-bedroom home at 311-317 Long Rd, Tamborine Mountain, once featured on Grand Designs Australia – and is now looking for a new home.
A luxury mountain home that once hit the TV screen has gone on the market, with seven acres of sprawling land now up for grabs.
The four-bedroom home known as ‘Long Road House’ featured on season eight episode nine of Grand Designs Australia , built in 2019 with a mixture of Queensland and Asian styles.
‘Long Road House’ is built with a mixture of Queensland and Asian styles, with quick access to the property’s massive seven acre land from every room.
The home hit TV screens when it was built in 2019, and last sold in 2024 for $2.32m.
Last sold in 2024 for $2.32m, the Tamborine Mountain property has been used as an Airbnb for several years as an extra source of income for the vendor.
Long Road House has two floors in the main building, a separated bedroom and bathroom retreat, and a dam sitting right by the huge horse-keeping range.
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The home was architecturally designed by James Russell and features two floors on the main house, a separate bed and bathroom retreat and shaded garden landscaping.
Ray White TMG agent Fiona Espulso said the home was designed by renowned architect James Russell, and had a history of hosting events and retreats on the picturesque site.
“It has a story beyond the architecture,” she said. “It has the Grand Designs pedigree and the architectural integrity, but it is also a genuine lifestyle property with seven acres and an established income opportunity.”
Several events have been hosted at the house over the last few years, having been used as an Airbnb by its last owners.
The house is built for maximum indoor-outdoor flow, everywhere from the bedrooms to the bathrooms.
The home at 311-317 Long Road sports four bathrooms and four parking spaces across a wide indoor-outdoor plan, shaded by precise garden landscaping.
Each room has easy views and access to the outside, from the living room just a curtain away from the shaded alfresco, to baths directly open to the nature beyond.
The sanctuary is up for auction with Ray White TMG in the coming weeks, offered as either a private retreat or a source of extra income from vacationers.
Ms Espulso said the home offered a private sanctuary for both potential buyers and visitors, if the new owner wanted to continue renting it out.
“Buyers aren’t just purchasing a beautiful house,” Ms Espulso said. “They’re buying the freedom to decide what the next chapter looks like.”
The home will be going to auction at an undecided date.
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