Off-grid Flintstones container house is Queensland's hottest property

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This unique property is the most popular home in Queensland this week.

A quirky double-storey container house, directly from Flintstones, is currently the most popular property in Queensland, beating out large-scale luxury houses with its off-grid charm and 2.1 hectares of land.

Unlike anything on the market now, its walls are covered with glass inlays-made by laying brick-like bottles on the walls-indoor open-air rock bathtubs are laid on the floor, and there are even Romanesque The sinking toilet to complete the off-grid adventure.

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The glass bottles laid like bricks create an extraordinary experience.

On one side of that window is an open rock bathtub built on the floor.

The latest data from realestate.com.au shows that this stunning three-bedroom building-with 2.1 hectares of pristine forest land-is the most popular residence in Queensland this week. Its unique Flintstones feels that the houses seen in some of the most popular suburbs in Brisbane and the Gold Coast cannot surpass it.

Plenty of natural and recycled materials have transformed this home from boring into a relaxing art resort.

It beats most houses in terms of indoor and outdoor mobility. The windows lead directly to the forest. Most of the main living is outdoors. The huge covered space is equipped with a wood-burning stove and seats built into the side walls.

The creativity is released on the low side wall, which is the back of the built-in seat.

Most of life is done in this relaxing outdoor space.

Agent Sonia Poole of Ray White Cairns Beaches described it as a “pleasing difference” in design and supported by sustainable off-grid capabilities.

“Wow. If you are looking for something that can let your imagination run wild, and provide you with a completely off-grid, private, practical and unique space, you will be very satisfied with this unique opportunity.”

Mandala glass mosaics form the floor of the ingenious kitchen.

The area downstairs from the kitchen to the open bathtub.

The “mountain city” in Kuranda includes Skyrail and ancient walking trails. The house at Lot 12 of Oak Grove Road has been transformed from a crumbling off-grid shack into a completely unique place in the past two years.

Ms. Poole said that “a lot of improvements are an understatement.” The property has an edible garden, two rainwater tanks, solar energy, two sheds, and a sturdy structure with living and sleeping areas.

There is abundant flow inside and outside.

The kitchen windows are fully opened to form a bar space with access to the outdoor dining area and stunning built-in stove/fireplace.

CoreLogic’s data shows that Kuranda has grown strongly with the surge in demand for real estate in Queensland, with prices rising by 13.3% in the past five years.

CoreLogic stated that houses there are usually sold after 84 days, but the house has been on the market for less than a month, and the auction is scheduled to be held on July 20. The rent in Kuranda is approximately US$450 per week.