About this space

Tucked just 200 metres from the shoreline of Lake Weyba, Mary on Weyba is a lovingly preserved 1947 shack that captures the laid-back charm of old Noosa. Set on private acreage, this vintage shoot location pairs nostalgic character with thoughtfully styled details—offering creative teams an atmospheric, light-filled backdrop just minutes from the natural beauty of the Sunshine Coast.

The shack’s relaxed layout and open-plan design invite easy flow between rooms and out onto the deck. Inside, whimsical interiors are brought to life through vintage glassware, bric-a-brac, curated artwork, and collected objects that lend texture and personality to every frame. White walls bounce soft natural light throughout the day, creating a calm, editorial-ready base for everything from lifestyle campaigns to brand shoots.

Anchoring the home is a concrete kitchen bench that stretches through to a poolside servery, connecting the indoor space to the outdoors with effortless charm. The surrounding deck features bar stools and lounge zones—an ideal setup for styling flatlays, social content, or relaxed talent moments in the sun. Just beyond, a pool glimmers beside native gardens, with tropical planting and timber tones softening the scene.

Outside, the bathhouse is a standout. Set under the sky, the open-air bath and shower offer an earthy yet elevated setting—perfect for wellness, fashion, or editorial storytelling. Nearby, a fire pit adds another layer of atmosphere, particularly in golden or twilight hours.

Mary on Weyba is more than just a shack—it’s a mood. Equal parts nostalgic and fresh, the property delivers shootable texture at every turn, from the vintage interiors to the easy, outdoorsy vibe. The acreage provides privacy and versatility for crews, while the proximity to Lake Weyba and Noosa means your team can stay connected without compromising on serenity.

Whether you’re capturing slow-living content, hosting a creative workshop, or setting up for a shoot that needs character and calm, this Sunshine Coast gem holds space for it all—visually rich, deeply usable, and designed to feel like a retreat.