8 Creek Way
Currumbin Valley QLD 4223

Architect-Designed Eco Sanctuary by Renowned Builder Phil Treby

Discover a home that captures the heart of the award-winning Ecovillage — sustainable design, natural beauty and effortless calm. Set on a generous 1059m² ‘unlimited’ block, this impeccably cared-for residence blends passive solar design, Japanese-inspired simplicity, and a seamless connection to the surrounding landscape.

Property Highlights
Expansive 1059m² ‘unlimited’ block in a close-knit, sustainability-focused community
43,750L rainwater storage (Pristine Water Systems maintained) — no council water bills
1.5kW solar system
Solar hot water with gas backup
Naturally energy-efficient passive design
Average electricity cost $208 per quarter (4ppl)
New ceilings and fans throughout
Freshly painted exterior
New pyrolytic oven and gas cooktop

Outgoings:
GCCC Rates $2,212 p/a
Body Corporate $188 p/w (includes access to $7M community facilities) plus a rare unlimited room building block
NIL Waters Rates
Electricity $208 p/quarter (4px)

Japanese-style genkan entry
Wide eaves and intelligent orientation for comfort year-round
Excellent storage inside plus secure carport with extra space

$7 Million Resort-Style Community Facilities- includes

25m low-chlorinated lap pool (Enviroswim)
Community hall
Commercial kitchen
Gym
1/2 Tennis & Basketball Court
Large BBQ area
Wood-fired cob oven and fire pit
Outdoor yoga pavilion
Meditation pavilion
Giant chess
Library
Youth Centre
Coworking Space
Woodwork/Artist Shed
Community Garden

Organic Garden
Lush, mature chemical-free gardens
Fruit trees: lemon myrtle, chocolate pudding fruit, lychee, Japanese plum (cherry blossom), two mulberries, maple, nashi pear, clumping bamboo

Additional mature fruit trees: orange, mango, macadamia
Three north-facing raised herb and vegetable beds with thyme, parsley, chives, garlic chives and ginger

Organically nurtured with compost, worm castings and mulch
Pure Water Filtration – under-sink water filters replaced 29/09/25

A mindful, low-impact sanctuary designed to support wellbeing and sustainable living in one of Australia’s most loved ecological communities.

No dogs or cats are allowed in The Ecovillage under the Council covenant on the land. The community is not anti-cat or anti-dog, just pro–wildlife. Certified service dogs accepted.