About this space

Set high on Noosa Hill and nestled in the treetops, this iconic Gabriel Poole-designed residence is a striking blend of sculptural form, industrial elements, and nature-immersed living—now reimagined by AR Design House with sensitivity and bold intent. For content creators, filmmakers, and photographers looking for a location with true architectural gravitas and soul, this home delivers a rare, shoot-ready canvas rich in angles, light, and texture.

The layout unfolds across multiple levels, with a strong inside-outside connection running throughout. The living room rises to a dramatic 7 metres, framed by steel, glass and natural materials, and bathed in soft, shifting light all day long. A mezzanine-level office—accessed via a dramatic steel walkway suspended over the main space—adds visual intrigue and layered perspectives for both motion and stills.

Three ensuite bedrooms, plus a powder room, allow ample flexibility for staging, talent preparation or styling zones. The master ensuite is a show-stopper in its own right: located outdoors on a verdant verandah and complete with lush greenery, open-air walls, and a deep Japanese-style plunge tub that invites quiet editorial moments or wellness-themed storytelling.

Up top, the rooftop terrace provides a wide, elevated view toward the Noosa River, ideal for golden hour content or product placement with a scenic backdrop. Every space has been designed to celebrate light and form—from the sun-drenched lounge to the plant-filled outdoor nooks, exposed beams, and industrial flourishes softened by the surrounding treescape.

This home has already caught the attention of producers and stylists, hosting commercial shoots in the living area and appearing on the upcoming season of Australia’s Best House with Megan Gale. It’s a one-of-a-kind setting that blends modern industrial design with a treehouse-like warmth and atmosphere.

Whether you’re shooting an architecturally-led fashion campaign, capturing a brand story grounded in nature, or filming lifestyle content that calls for depth and design, the Gabriel Poole Treehouse is a location that not only holds space—it elevates every frame.