Rich in history, warmth and authentic Queenslander character, this beautifully maintained 1920s home rests on an impressive 1.43-acre allotment (approximately 5,786m²), surrounded by established gardens, productive vegetable gardens, native birdlife and the natural beauty of Lake Weyba.
Transported from Buderim approximately 35 years ago, the home has been lovingly cared for while retaining the features that make homes of this era so special. Beautiful stained-glass windows, character details and an inviting sense of history create a home with genuine heart and personality.
Originally designed with three bedrooms, the home is currently configured as two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with the former third bedroom providing a versatile multipurpose room. The flexible layout allows the space to remain as a home office, creative room or second living area, or potentially be reinstated as a third bedroom if desired.
Generous living and dining areas complement the relaxed atmosphere, while the expansive rear deck provides the perfect place to entertain, unwind or simply listen to the kookaburras among the surrounding trees. Exceptionally quiet and peaceful, this is a place where the sounds of nature replace the noise of everyday life. As evening settles in, the stillness is such that you can even hear the waves breaking along the coastline.
The elevated Queenslander design provides substantial space beneath the home, offering buyers the opportunity to investigate whether future enclosure or additional use may be possible, subject to council and all relevant approvals.
Adding further versatility is a separate studio currently used as a dance studio. This generous space is ideal for fitness, creative pursuits, hobbies or working from home. Buyers may also wish to explore its future potential as approved ancillary accommodation, a private retreat for extended family or teenagers, or short-stay accommodation, subject to council and all relevant approvals.
The spacious grounds feature established vegetable gardens, providing a wonderful foundation for those who enjoy growing fresh produce and embracing a more sustainable, self-sufficient lifestyle.
Practical features include four rainwater tanks with a combined capacity of approximately 80,000 litres, an on-site septic system, a double carport and an expansive garden shed.
At the end of Lakewood Drive, connect with the Lake Weyba foreshore and the beautiful natural surrounds of Noosa National Park's East Weyba section. Despite its peaceful bushland setting, the property is approximately ten minutes from Peregian Beach village and its shops, cafés and coastline, around ten minutes from Noosa and approximately twenty minutes from Sunshine Coast Airport.
Property highlights:
* Generous 1.43-Acre Allotment (Approximately 5,786m²)
* Beautifully Maintained 1920s Queenslander
* Transported From Buderim Approximately 35 Years Ago
* Character Features And Beautiful Stained-Glass Windows
* Two Bedrooms And Two Bathrooms
* Originally A Three-Bedroom Home
* Multipurpose Room With Flexibility To Reinstate The Third Bedroom
* Separate Living And Dining Areas
* Expansive Rear Entertaining Deck
* Exceptionally Quiet And Peaceful Setting
* Listen To Kookaburras By Day And The Distant Waves At Night
* Established And Productive Vegetable Gardens
* Separate Studio Currently Used As A Dance Studio
* Potential To Investigate Ancillary Accommodation Or Alternative Uses, Subject To Approval
* Under-House Area Offering Further Possibilities, Subject To Approval
* Four Rainwater Tanks With Approximately 80,000 Litres Combined Capacity
* On-Site Septic System
* Double Carport And Expansive Garden Shed
* Moments From Lake Weyba And Noosa National Park
* Approximately Ten Minutes To Peregian Beach And Noosa
* Approximately Twenty Minutes To Sunshine Coast Airport
This is more than a home - it is a peaceful hinterland-style retreat with a unique story, genuine character and exciting flexibility, all within easy reach of the beach, Noosa and the best of the Sunshine Coast.
