there are many reasons people fall in love with tall trees and feel deeply connected to this unique property. without a doubt, the most heartfelt reason is the history and stunning surroundings.

originally known as st helens farm, tall trees was established in the early 1900s and was one of the pioneering properties in tallebudgera valley. nestled at the base of mt tallebudgera, the current homestead and cottage were milled on-site from local timbers in 1947, overlooking tallebudgera creek dam, which runs from springbrook national forest through to the stunning burleigh headland.

the wedding barn was constructed in 1962 and originally garaged a private collection of 20 vintage rolls royce phantoms that were auctioned at st helens farm in 1969. the current owners, danielle and damian, purchased the property in 2018 and have lovingly brought back to life this incredible 400sqm barn, adding a new chapter to this historic building.

"our vision was to create a journey where couples can make their own piece of history. when we first saw the property, we fell in love with how you feel totally immersed in nature and the sustainable living we can create."

the entrance to the property is lined with towering liquid ambers, pines, and native canopies that allow guests to imagine their own fairy tale. with historic stables, round yard and original cottages that share the surrounding view of the cougal Ranges, it offers prospective couples the unique opportunity to host their ceremony, photoshoot, and reception within one private estate. only 15 minutes from the beautiful burleigh heads on queensland's gold coast.