Wake to wallabies&nbsp;grazing at the tree line and fall asleep to the sound of the sea. Clearwater Haven sits on 107 private acres bordering a secluded 7km beach on Kangaroo Island — 30 acres of native bushland, abundant wildlife, and a stretch of coastline where, most days,&nbsp;you're unlikely to see someone else. This is a rare kind of privacy: no next door neighbours, no property between you and the beach,&nbsp;just gum trees, grazing wallabies, the occasional echidna, and 200 metres of bush track between the deck and the sand.

**A home built for slowing down** Open-plan and light-filled, the modern three-bedroom home (built 2011) comfortably sleeps up to 6 adults plus 2 infants across two queens, two singles and two cots. Luxury Sheridan linen, bath and beach towels, and a fully equipped kitchen mean you can arrive and simply exhale. A large entertainment deck overlooking the bush and glimpses of the bay is made for long lunches, sunset drinks, or a quiet morning with coffee and binoculars.
**For families** Blackout blinds for proper naps, a split bathroom with shower and bathtub&nbsp;that actually works for a full house, two cots, a highchair, baby baths, kids',&nbsp;dishes,&nbsp;kids' books, toys and DVDs — this is a property that's been fine-tuned over a decade of family stays. At low tide, warm shallow pools form along the beach, ideal for small children, while older kids and teens have 107 acres of bushwalking, and entry to a beach with&nbsp;safe year-round swimming 200m from&nbsp;the doorstep.&nbsp; For those who want to bring their boat, the boat ramp is only 1km away.&nbsp;
**For couples, celebrations and small gatherings** The scale and privacy of the property make it a striking setting for an elopement, a small wedding, an anniversary, or simply a milestone weekend away — a beach ceremony at sunset, a reception on the deck under the stars, and a home base for close family the next morning. We're happy to discuss the property for small private events; get in touch to talk through what you have in mind.
**For wildlife photographers and nature lovers** Golden hour on this stretch of coast is something else — kangaroos and wallabies graze in open light, and the bushland is alive with native birdlife. With no close neighbouring properties and direct access to both beach and bush, this is a genuine base camp for photographers chasing early morning and dusk light without a drive to get there.
**For those seeking peace and quiet** Returning guests consistently tell us this is one of the few places where you can properly switch off — single-level living, comfortable furnishings, a writing desk with an adjustable chair, and total quiet beyond birdsong and the sea. No pressure to "do", just to be.
**The details** Off-grid and eco-friendly, powered by ample solar with rainwater supply. A comprehensive welcome guide, local recommendations and property map are sent ahead of your stay.&nbsp; 20 minutes to Kingscote, 15 minutes to American River, 45 minutes to the ferry at Penneshaw. Unsealed access road; a standard car is fine for island travel.

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