469 Friday Hut Road, Possum Creek, NSW 2479

This circa 1925 home is a beautiful example of a classic Interwar Federation-influence bungalow, with its wide wraparound verandah serving as an outdoor living zone to shade the home’s interior. Elegant French doors were specifically used by 1920s builders to create seamless indoor-outdoor transitions, opening rooms entirely to the perimeter to pull cool breezes directly through the house. This highly functional, airy design is beautifully elevated by Federation filigree timber fretwork, showcasing the fine craftsmanship of the era.

Rich in character and thoughtfully updated for contemporary living, Creek House is a rare century-old gem in the heart of the Byron Hinterland.

Set in a lush garden on a 2,023 sqm block, this property offers a peaceful, private and luxurious retreat in a convenient location just 5 minutes to Bangalow and 15 minutes to Byron Bay, Mullumbimby, Brunswick Heads and Ballina Airport, and 45 minutes to Gold Coast Airport.

Meticulously renovated, the house retains its original classic charm with French doors, hardwood floors, and VJ panelled walls and ceilings. The main residence features an opulent bedroom and bathroom, several light-filled living areas which could also revert to two extra bedrooms. Living rooms include a separate lounge room and a sun-drenched sunroom, a chef’s kitchen and dining area with scullery and walk-in pantry, and a spacious separate laundry. Each space invites comfort and connection. The bedroom and bathroom, the living areas, the kitchen and dining area, and the laundry all open directly onto outdoor decks or verandahs, emphasising the house’s indoor-outdoor connection and enjoying the serenity of the surrounding landscape and views to Possum Creek.

A separate pool house sits in the beautiful gardens. This charming space offers a large room to relax, a bathroom, outdoor bathtub and shower and a private deck.

Between the main residence and the pool house is a large, sparkling lap pool, surrounded by established greenery for privacy and relaxation.

The main residence benefits from under-floor heating and cooling throughout, and from roof-top solar panels and batteries discreetly placed so as to preserve the house’s original charm.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a refined rural sanctuary with flexible living, a versatile floor-plan and timeless appeal in a tightly held Byron Hinterland locale. To enquire or arrange an inspection, contact Su Reynolds of First National Byron Bay directly via the form below.