120 Kennedys Lane, Ewingsdale, NSW 2481, is a stunning rural estate just 10 minutes from Byron Bay.
The phrase ‘lifestyle property’ is often bandied about, but in the case of this rural estate, it couldn’t be more accurate. Set on an elevated 4.95 acres in the Northern Rivers hinterland, it’s equipped with a luxury home, equestrian facilities and sweeping views – all just 10 minutes to Byron Bay.
Set privately at the highest point of Kennedys Lane in the rural township of Ewingsdale, this exceptional estate offers a rare combination of architectural presence, sweeping hinterland views and established equestrian infrastructure, within one of the region’s most tightly held addresses.
The property captures expansive south-east to north-west views.
From this elevated position, the property captures expansive south-east to north-west views, with lighthouse glimpses emerging through a canopy of established trees. Beyond electric gates, a formal horseshoe driveway reveals a landscape of scale: manicured grounds, open paddocks and a considered rural setting framed by rolling countryside.
And of course, horses are catered for.
ESTABLISHED EQUESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
Equestrian infrastructure is well established across the property, offering a functional and considered setup suited to both recreational and more serious pursuits, while maintaining the overall aesthetic of the estate.
The property features an Olympic size (60m x 20m) post-and-rail-fenced arena with a sand surface.
An Olympic size (60m x 20m) post-and-rail-fenced elevated arena provides the perfect training facility for riders of all levels and aspirations, while a post-and-rail-fenced round yard is ideal for lunging and groundwork. Both the arena and round yard feature sand surfaces, making them suitable for use in all weather conditions.
A stable block between the residence and arena adds to the property’s equine infrastructure.
“Paddocks are
predominately fenced
by timber post-and-rail.”
Situated between the residence and arena, a stable block with two stables, lock-up tack room and day yards adds to the suite of equestrian infrastructure. In addition, twin paddock shelters (which also double as working stables) flank either end of the arena and ensure the three bottom paddocks offer excellent protection from the elements.
Paddocks are predominately fenced by timber post-and-rail.
Timber post-and-rail fencing is utilised throughout much of the property.
A RECENTLY RENOVATED RESIDENCE
The residence, extensively renovated in recent years (2025–2026), unfolds with a quiet confidence. A striking travertine entry beneath double-height ceilings introduces the home, leading to a series of living spaces designed for both connection and retreat. Multiple living zones flow effortlessly to the outdoors, where full-height glass openings connect the interiors to the poolside entertaining and surrounding landscape.
“Multiple living
zones flow effortlessly
to the outdoors…”
The five-bedroom main residence has been recently renovated.
At the centre, a well-appointed kitchen – complete with SMEG appliances, a stone island bench and walk-in pantry – anchors the home, designed as both a functional workspace and a natural gathering point. Generous proportions, natural light and a strong connection to the outdoors define the living experience throughout.
Accommodation is thoughtfully arranged, with the main suite positioned as a private retreat with a sense of separation – including ensuite, walk-in robe and private balcony with own outlook. Additional bedrooms and a dedicated study provide flexibility for family living or guests, supported by well-considered amenities throughout. The residence is also air conditioned throughout.
A separate, self-contained studio provides two further bedrooms, plus a large ground floor space suitable for machinery, storage or a workspace.
A separate, self-contained studio provides additional flexibility for guest accommodation, extended family or potential secondary income (STCA). A converted farm shed – complete with mezzanine and secure storage – further enhances the versatility of the property, suitable for creative use or an additional workspace.
OUTDOOR SANCTUARY
Outdoors, the estate is compelling. An infinity-edge pool with a timber flyover deck and elevated entertaining areas capture the changing light across the hinterland, from soft morning sun to long, golden sunsets.
Contributing to a sense of privacy and permanence, the professionally landscaped and maintained grounds feature automated irrigation, mature trees, open lawns and productive garden spaces – including a glasshouse, propagation house and established vegetable gardens. The gardens are supported by town water connection, and there is also a dam located at the back of the property.
The property is complemented by landscaped and well-maintained gardens.
Meanwhile, a family fire pit area provides the perfect setting to relax and enjoy the outdoor space this peaceful estate has to offer.
MINUTES TO BYRON BAY
Ideally located just minutes from Byron Bay and surrounding villages, the property offers a balance of seclusion and convenience, within easy reach of the region’s coastline, schools and amenities.
This stunning rural estate is just 10 minutes to Byron Bay, Bangalow, Mullumbimby and Brunswick Heads, and 45 minutes to Gold Coast Airport.
A property of this nature in Ewingsdale is increasingly difficult to secure. EQ
For further information about 120 Kennedys Lane, Ewingsdale, NSW 2481, visit the property listing via Kim Jones & Co here.
Kim Jones & Co
PO Box 1096, BYRON BAY, NSW, 2481
Kim Jones: 0414629924
Angus Jones: 0431727784
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries.
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