A closer look at the house.

A contemporary, architecturally designed, north-facing four-bedroom holiday home in the Yallingup/Injidup area.

The master bedroom features a double shower and a bath where you can soak while admiring the native bushland. The home is perfect for couples on a getaway or honeymooners, while its three other generous bedrooms make it equally suitable for larger groups of families and friends.

The spacious, open-plan living area looks out onto pristine Australian bushland, home to three species of endangered black cockatoos as well as the ring-tailed possum. The indoor gas fire is perfect for romantic winter evenings with wine, while the outdoor barbecue is ideal for warm summer evenings. Rinse off after the beach beneath the heated outdoor shower, then settle onto the north-facing deck with a glass of local wine.

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Space to settle in.

Generous living spaces, thoughtful interiors and quiet bush outlooks.

House facts
A bedroom at Injidup Sanctuary with timber furnishings, original artwork and windows overlooking native bush
The open-plan dining area at Injidup Sanctuary, with a large timber table and views into the bushland
Injidup Sanctuary's light-filled kitchen with a timber island, white benchtop and views of native bushland
A quiet sitting area at Injidup Sanctuary with leather seating, bookshelves and a reading chair
A bedroom at Injidup Sanctuary with original artwork and a timber window seat overlooking the bush
A sheltered seating nook at Injidup Sanctuary with cushions and views into native bushland
The dining and living areas at Injidup Sanctuary viewed from the outdoor dining table
Injidup Sanctuary's covered outdoor dining area with a barbecue and sliding doors to the lounge
A hallway at Injidup Sanctuary displaying framed artwork, with a window seat at the end
Injidup Sanctuary's contemporary exterior nestled among native trees, with warm light shining through the windows
A bedroom at Injidup Sanctuary with a timber bed, white armchair, original artwork and bushland views
The open-plan dining room and kitchen at Injidup Sanctuary with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the bush
A close-up of Injidup Sanctuary's kitchen island with flowers, an espresso machine and a gas cooktop
A freestanding bathtub in Injidup Sanctuary's ensuite with timber finishes and a window overlooking native greenery
Another view of Injidup Sanctuary's bedroom, with timber furniture, artwork and a built-in window seat
Injidup Sanctuary's bathroom with a timber double vanity, two basins and a glass-screened shower
A front view of Injidup Sanctuary's dining table and timber kitchen, with large windows to the bush
Injidup Sanctuary's bedroom with timber bunk beds, a separate single bed and sliding doors overlooking the courtyard
A cushioned timber window seat at Injidup Sanctuary overlooking native bushland
Injidup Sanctuary's outdoor shower beside native trees and garden plantings
A wide view of Injidup Sanctuary's dining and lounge areas, with timber floors and original artworks
Injidup Sanctuary's lounge with leather seating, patterned rugs and expansive windows to the native bush
A second lounge at Injidup Sanctuary with leather seating, a television and a built-in timber window seat

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