"We have people who are looking to move out from the beaches," Mr Smith said. "It's the sustainability push at the moment - a bit of space, a bit of privacy, room where you can have a vegie garden and half a dozen chickens," Mr Smith said. He said the property's current owners were heading for the coast. "The kids have all grown up and flown the coop and they're looking to go into the beaches," Mr Smith said. He said the property had ample space but was still close to major facilities in Noosa like Hastings St and a 15 minute drive away from Peregian Beach.