Luxury villa a work of art

TWIN master suites are a feature of a seven bedroom villa that is part of veteran Port Douglas developer John Morris’s Escape Collection Villas project. The property has four bathrooms and an extra toilet.

The prestige villa has an internal lift and is furnished to the highest standard.

It is one of two villas in the development that will comprise 16 villas in total.

Soaring ceilings create light-filled living areas, a lavish modern kitchen has European appliances, it has elegant over-size bedrooms with opulent ensuites, a pool and views across the Sheraton Mirage Golf course to the Macalister Ranges.

The price tag includes a double five year Mirage Country Club membership and discounted golf membership.

The villas have Queensland’s first community-shared solar power supply, providing low cost, clean energy with no cost for maintenance or installation to owners, while also ensuring security of supply with supplementary grid connection, known as an embedded power supply.

Ray White Port Douglas agent Tony Soltys said Rachel Carson was an American marine biologist who became a pioneering environmentalist.

He said in 1997, the Great Barrier Reef

Marine Park Authority honoured her by annexing the northern section of Escape Reef, north of Port Douglas, renaming it Rachel Carson Reef.

The newest project from the acclaimed Morris Family, renowned for thoughtfully designed projects with over 50 years of successful property developments.

“This villa represents the pinnacle in contemporary design where architecture becomes art,” Mr Soltys said.

“It is designed and constructed to appreciate the environment with a focus on sustainable development.”