QHA-Review_April_Digital

GETAWAY
“BY TRACKING OUR EMISSIONS, CHOOSING SUSTAINABLE SUPPLIERS,
EDUCATING OUR WORKFORCE AND REGULARLY REVIEWING OUR
PROGRESS, WE COMMIT TO ACHIEVING ZERO WASTE IN LANDFILLS
BY 2030 AND NET ZERO EMISSIONS BY 2035.”
With the choice of private individual cabins or luxury
pavilions with spacious indoor and outdoor living
areas, guests have access to cosy fireplaces, private
verandas and, perhaps most importantly, the stunning
views and fresh air of the surrounding hinterland.
Ross said, in comparison to its neighbouring
mountains, Beechmont is very quiet with a close-knit
community and only a couple of small businesses
operating in town.
“A lot of the families in the area have been here for
generations, with many of the founding families still
living in the region.
“While the mountain road is popular with motorcycle
riders, car groups and cyclists, not many people have
ever heard of Beechmont, but they are often blown
away by the stunning scenery when they make the
journey up here.
“We are close enough to the convenience of the Gold
Coast and Brisbane while also being far enough away
to be serene and remote. It’s just a lovely, peaceful little
part of the world,” he said.
To complement its breathtaking location, Beechmont
Estate also features carefully designed interior spaces
that encourage guests to slow down, become
grounded and appreciate the natural beauty that
surrounds them. To achieve this, the original owners
enlisted the services of Claire Stevens – a Brisbanebased
interior designer with a reputation for creating
nurturing and sophisticated spaces.
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