At the northernmost point of the Australian mainland and last frontier lies Utingu, an 88-hectare oceanfront property on freehold land. This secluded and unspoiled natural habitat provides access to untouched coral reefs and thriving fish life, which have remained undisturbed for generations. The Old Telegraph Trail winds through savannah grasses and rainforests, leading to pristine white-sand beaches. Utingu offers the paramount experience for those who appreciate exotic birdlife, green tree frogs, and the tranquillity of sunrises and fireside sunsets as some of life's greatest luxuries.
Utingu has extraordinary potential as a barefoot luxury ecoresort, with opportunities for commercialisation in various sectors, such as adventure tourism and resort accommodations to the space and defence industries. Its strategic position in proximity to the Torres Strait Islands, Papua New Guinea, outside the cyclone zone, and its Maldives-like climate makes Utingu a prime location for various ventures. Rich in experiences and activities unique to Cape York's western peninsula, Utingu has the makings of a sought-after holiday destination, possessing unparalleled significance, location, and exclusivity.
After more than 20 years of planning, construction, and infrastructure development, Utingu is ready for its future under its successive ownership. The Utingu sale presents a one-time chance to capture the ultimate trophy property, appealing to those wishing to disappear from the crowds and experience the luxury of time in one of the most beautiful places on Earth. One call to Lynn Malone starts the conversation about becoming Utingu's sixth custodian in over 125 years.
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What makes Utingu the ultimate trophy property
- Freehold land without native title restrictions or liquor restrictions
- Development Application (DA) approved for 67 buildings/accommodation, with select buildings and facilities completed
- The exclusivity of an island yet with direct access to mainland services, staffing, and transportation by land, air, and sea
- 2-hour travel time to an international airport
- There are no comparables
