Former TV chef is rolling the dice for the third time on a $3.3 million play.
Former television chef Pete Evans and his wellness advocate wife Nicola Robinson have relisted their Northern Rivers business retreat.
The Byrrill Creek rainforest property consists of a main house plus seven cabins, which they have run as Evolve Sanctuary.
It has been offered for a third consecutive year, after two presumed sales did not get to settlement.
The latest price guidance from Shannon McInnes and Paul Prior at First National Byron sits at $3.25m to $3.35m.
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Former TV chef Pete Evans has relisted their Northern Rivers rainforest business retreat at Byrrill Creek. Picture: Supplied
The rainforest property consists of a main house plus seven cabins. Picture: Supplied
In October last year, when an offer was secured, the price guidance had been $2.75m to $3m. It was initially listed at $3.6m in early 2024 through another agency.
The property is still being offered with the potential to establish a new business or to enter into a rental arrangement/leaseback with Evans to continue operating the retreat.
The 7.9ha holding which operated as a $1750-a-weekend wellness retreat could accommodate up to 17 people which offers ice baths, red-light treatment, a float tank and an infra-red sauna.
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Pete Evans has an impressive Byron Bay property portfolio and an impressive Mohawk.
The couple paid $1m for the Mount Warning Forest hideaway in 2020 through their company, Healthy Everyday.
Located 66km northwest of Byron Bay, Byrrill Creek’s last sale was a six-bedroom home on 42ha for $1.35m in early 2025.
The Evanses won’t be exiting the tiny enclave of just 40 properties as they have owned next door since 2021, when they spent $1.75m to secure the 72ha Gunjal estate with its five-bedroom home.
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Evans has owned the property since 2020.
The home sits on 7.9ha.
The yoga room.
They sold two Malabar homes for a combined $6m when heading north.
The couple quit Sydney after Evans’ departure from Channel 7’s My Kitchen Rules, which he had hosted for 11 years until 2020. He’d been coached into his early television career by Peter Mochrie, the public speaking coach.
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