The Property

Set within 5.5 acres of unspoilt native bushland, Injidup Bay House has been designed to echo the contours of the land and the rhythm of the sea. Five distinct structures — the main living space, master suite, six-bedroom wing, self-contained guest house and garage — blend seamlessly with the surrounding hillscape. Inside, this architectural masterpiece pays homage to its environment. Locally sourced materials — aged jarrah beams reclaimed from the historic Busselton Jetty, Australian blackbutt floors, and hand-crafted granite stonework — ground the home in regional character. And with soaring glass walls in each of the main bedrooms, the ever-changing ocean panorama is always within view.

Specifically designed to capture the magnificence of beach, bay and landscape, this grand abode is a showcase of locally sourced stone and hardwoods. You’ll find aged jarrah beams, reclaimed from the refurbishment of the historic Busselton Jetty, Australian blackbutt timber floors and crafted feature rock work throughout.

But it’s not just the views that will stop you in your tracks. There’s a secret poker room. A 20m lap pool that reflects the hues of the Indian Ocean. An upper-level yoga or painting retreat. Even a private path leading directly to the Cape to Cape Track. It’s a home full of quiet luxuries and memorable details — a place that rewards slow discovery.

The Surrounds

Peace and privacy come naturally here — but the region’s best experiences are just minutes away. Some of the South West’s best surf breaks, including Carparks, Pea Break and Yallingup’s Main Break, are right on your doorstep.

Wander down the coastline to the breathtaking Injidup Natural Spa. Gourmet delights await too, with Caves Road’s world-renowned wineries and restaurants just a short drive away. Think refined Italian at Masseria, modern Chinese at Chow’s Table, a seasonal degustation at Wills Domain, or long, lazy lunches at Wild Hop or Swings and Roundabouts.