109-123 Lucas Drive, Lamb Island, Qld 4184 - More Details
Auction 31 October
Rare. Private. Spacious. And remarkably accessible.
Opportunities like this are almost unheard of on the Southern Moreton Bay Islands. Set across approximately 4.7 hectares (11.6 acres) at Burns Point, this extraordinary waterfront holding offers open grassy paddocks, established forest, beautiful water views and a private jetty – with the space and seclusion to create something truly special.
Approximately half of the property is cleared grassy land within the Rural Zone, with the balance comprising treed Conservation-zoned land, providing a natural habitat for wildlife and creating a wonderful sense of privacy and separation from the outside world.
Despite that feeling of seclusion, Lamb Island remains surprisingly accessible to the mainland. The 50-cent passenger ferry takes approximately 21 minutes to Redland Bay, while discounted resident vehicle ferry fares make bringing a car across affordable. Brisbane and the Gold Coast can be reached in around an hour from leaving the island, with a beautiful trip across Moreton Bay becoming part of the journey.
WATERFRONT LIVING AT BURNS POINT
Positioned towards the waterfront at Burns Point is the property's highset steel-frame residence, capturing views across the surrounding water and Moreton Bay.
A private jetty extends from the property towards deeper water, providing a wonderful connection to the bay – whether your idea of island life involves boating, fishing, kayaking or simply wandering down to the water at the end of the day.
The existing residence requires substantial renovation and remediation, including termite activity/damage identified in a recent building inspection. A copy of the building report is available to prospective buyers as part of the comprehensive property information package.
For the right buyer, however, this property is about something much bigger than the existing house.
It's about the land.
11.4 ACRES – WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH IT?
With expansive cleared areas, good soil, established trees, waterfront access and numerous existing structures, the property opens the door to all sorts of ideas.
Bring the animals and explore grazing or agistment. Re-establish productive gardens, plant an orchard, create a market garden or simply enjoy having acres of open green space around you.
The land was most recently home to an edible flower farm and market garden, demonstrating its potential for growing and small-scale agricultural pursuits.
Dotted throughout the property are a number of sheds, shelters and other structures, along with the original farmhouse – a rustic remnant of the days when Lamb Island was largely farmland. For a creative buyer, these existing structures add another interesting dimension to the property and its future possibilities.
Perhaps you see a private island acreage retreat, a productive hobby farm, a home for animals, extensive gardens and orchards, or simply an increasingly rare opportunity to enjoy space, nature and privacy within easy reach of Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
Any future use, restoration, accommodation or development is, of course, subject to relevant approvals and buyer investigations.
A RARE PIECE OF LAMB ISLAND
Lamb Island itself is only approximately 2km by 1km, and much of the island's original farmland was subdivided from the 1970s onwards to create the residential community you see today.
As a result, only a handful of substantial acreage holdings remain.
This property sits in an elevated, flood-free position near the centre of the island, extending out towards Burns Point and bordering Pioneer Park and community/recreation land. The combination of open paddocks, forest, wildlife habitat and waterfront creates an extraordinary feeling of space for such a small island.
Property highlights include:
- Approx. 4.7 hectares / 11.6 acres
- Rare substantial waterfront holding on Lamb Island
- Approx. 50% cleared grassy Rural-zoned land
- Approx. 50% treed Conservation-zoned land
- Elevated, flood-free position
- Beautiful Moreton Bay and water views
- Private jetty providing access towards deeper water
- Highset steel-frame main residence
- Recent building inspection report available
- Original farmhouse
- Multiple sheds, shelters and structures
- Town water and electricity connected
- Previously operated as an edible flower farm and market garden
- Scope for animals, agistment, growing, orchards and hobby farming
- Borders Pioneer Park and community/recreation land
- Approx. 21-minute passenger ferry trip to Redland Bay
- Just 50 cents each way on the passenger ferry
- A remarkably private setting within easy reach of Brisbane and the Gold Coast
This isn't a polished acreage home – and it isn't pretending to be.
It's something much harder to find: a substantial piece of waterfront Lamb Island with space, privacy, history and possibilities for its next chapter.
AUCTION – SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER 2026 AT 12PM
On Site – Lamb Island
Private inspections by appointment only.
Contact Kat Gawlik to arrange your private inspection, request the comprehensive property information package including the recent building report, or register your interest to bid at auction.
All areas, dimensions, travel times, ferry fares and other information are approximate and should be independently verified. Any proposed use, development, restoration, accommodation, agricultural activity or other potential is subject to relevant approvals and buyer investigations.
Property Code: 6984
- Type
- House
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Parkings
- 1
- Area
- 4.69 ha
