Seven Hills Estate

Seven Hills Estate is a 420-acre regenerative farm and eco-farmstay in the Conondale region of Queensland's Sunshine Coast hinterland. The property is dedicated to restoring biodiversity, improving soil health, and demonstrating practical regenerative farming while welcoming guests who want to reconnect with nature.

Large areas of the farm have been set aside for conservation, including about 250 acres protected as a State Nature Refuge and wildlife corridor. The landscape includes rolling pasture, creeks, dams, and regenerating forest that support a wide range of native wildlife.

Working areas of the farm integrate livestock with land stewardship. Grass-fed cattle rotate through paddocks to help restore soil and pasture health. Small flocks of sheep and free-range chickens are also part of the system. A growing syntropic food garden produces fruit, vegetables, and herbs using nature-inspired methods that mimic natural ecosystems.

Three luxury eco-lodges provide guests with a quiet place to stay while experiencing life on a working regenerative farm. Visitors can enjoy the hinterland landscape, observe wildlife, walk the property's trails, and learn about the principles of regenerative agriculture that guide the farm's design.

Seven Hills Estate is both a living landscape and a learning environment where conservation, farming, and hospitality come together to restore land and inspire people.