On a remote promontory in the north-west of Australia lies one of the world’s most spectacular properties.
Boasting 270 degrees of uninterrupted ocean views, Gnarangannie possesses a breathtaking beauty and has a powerful history steeped in local Indigenous traditions that date back to the Dreamtime and to when dinosaurs called this place home.
Situated only 7 kilometres from the historic pearling town of Broome in the north of Western Australia, Gnarangannie overlooks the brilliant turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean and rests upon the rugged pindan red coastline that defines this magical place.
Set on more than 3000 square metres of what was once a lighthouse keeper’s compound, the manicured gardens of Gnarangannie are an oasis of peace and tranquility in the only privately held property situated within the confines of a protected coastal reserve.
