348 Thorntons Road, Stormlea, Tas 7184

Introducing Three Capes Retreat - At the very edge of the world, where towering sea cliffs meet the endless horizon, lies a rare and extraordinary opportunity to own 65.78 hectares (162 acres) of land within the pristine Tasmanian wilderness. Positioned over 3 titles at the end of Thorntons Road in Stormlea, this remarkable property offers complete seclusion, breathtaking ocean views, and a direct connection to some of Australia's most awe-inspiring natural landscapes.

Bordered on three sides by protected national park, this property is a haven for nature lovers and conservationists. The world-renowned Three Capes Walk is just a short distance away, offering access to some of the most spectacular hiking trails in Australia, where visitors can experience ancient rainforests, heathlands, and dramatic sea cliffs.

Despite its remote feel, the property is only 90 minutes from Hobart, with road access via Thorntons Road and even a rough helipad for those looking to arrive in style. The property has been substantially cleared and currently features a couple of old, rustic sheds - offering a blank canvas for your vision.

A Gateway to Tasmania's Wild Beauty
The turrakana/Tasman Peninsula region is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, featuring the towering dolerite cliffs of Cape Raoul, Cape Hauy, and Cape Pillar, along with pristine beaches, hidden caves, and untouched coastal wilderness. Wildlife is abundant, with regular sightings of whales, dolphins, albatross, peregrine falcons, echidnas and even the elusive Tasmanian devil.

Shipstern Bluff which produces one of the most challenging surf breaks on the planet is just around the corner. Big wave surfers have been making a regular pilgrimage to 'Shippies' to test their skills against the unique 'wave within a wave' barrel that can only be found in this remote corner of the world.

Beyond the natural wonders, the Tasman Peninsula is home to historic sites such as the Port Arthur Penal Colony, the Coal Mines Historic Site, and the dog line at Eaglehawk Neck. Visitors can also enjoy boat tours beneath the towering sea cliffs, discover secluded bays, or explore the dramatic rock formations of Tasman Arch, Devil's Kitchen, and the Tessellated Pavement.

An Unmatched Opportunity
This is more than just land—it's a chance to own a piece of Tasmania's untouched beauty, where the wilderness meets the sea. Whether you envision an off-grid sanctuary, an eco-lodge retreat, or an enviable private escape, this location is truly one of a kind.

Zoning: Rural