Lifestyle
Queensland Designer Lists Tuscan-Inspired Villa for $3.5 Million
A stunning Tuscan-inspired villa in Queensland’s hinterland has been listed for sale for $3.5 million. The property belongs to Georgie, the founder of the premium fashion label Georgie A, known for her elegant coastal designs crafted from Italian linens. After a decade of ownership, Georgie has decided to put her dream home on the market, inviting potential buyers to experience its unique Mediterranean charm.
Nestled in the artisan village of Eumundi, this villa reflects the same sophistication and understated luxury that characterizes Georgie’s fashion line. The residence boasts three bedrooms and three bathrooms, offering a perfect blend of European elegance and relaxed country living. Located just 20 minutes from Noosa Heads, the villa’s serene setting provides a retreat that feels miles away from urban life.
Georgie’s commitment to natural materials is evident throughout the property. Following an extensive renovation, the villa features solid stone walls, organic lime-rendered finishes, and sustainable details that align with her design philosophy. Remarkable craftsmanship is on display, from the Moroccan flagstone floors to the hand-applied render that adorns the walls.
Luxurious Spaces and Thoughtful Design
The heart of the home is its open-plan living and dining area, anchored by a custom-formed fireplace. This space seamlessly transitions to an alfresco terrace, complete with a cozy fire pit and a sparkling magnesium pool, making it an entertainer’s dream. The kitchen is both functional and stylish, featuring a stone island bench, ample workspace, and striking timber stools.
The master suite serves as a private sanctuary, highlighted by a luxurious freestanding stone bath positioned before a full-height window. This design captures the breathtaking valley views that the hinterland is famous for, creating a tranquil atmosphere.
The villa’s adaptability is another attractive feature. A studio space can be repurposed as an additional bedroom or living area, providing flexibility to meet the needs of its future occupants. Each element of the home has been carefully considered for longevity, echoing Georgie’s own design ethos.
Eumundi’s Vibrant Community
The sleepy town of Eumundi is known for its vibrant local culture, beautiful surroundings, and the popular bi-weekly farmers’ markets. Currently undergoing significant transformation, the area is affectionately referred to as ‘NEWmundi’ by locals, with notable upgrades including the historic Imperial Hotel and the opening of new boutique accommodations.
Despite changes, the town retains its heritage charm, offering residents and visitors alike a unique blend of old and new. With its picturesque landscapes and artistic spirit, Eumundi provides an appealing backdrop for this exquisite property.
Georgie’s decision to sell her villa opens an exciting opportunity for potential buyers seeking a slice of Mediterranean paradise in the heart of Queensland. As the market evolves, this villa stands out as a testament to thoughtful design and luxurious living, inviting its next owner to enjoy the tranquil lifestyle it offers.
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