Tucked away on quiet cul-de-sac, just a stroll from the heart of Kandanga village, this low-set brick home sits comfortably on just over four acres of usable land. With lovely views, versatile spaces, and warm country charm, the property offers both practicality and potential.
Step inside and feel instantly at home in the spacious lounge room, where an open fireplace invites you to enjoy slow, cosy winter evenings. Off the living room is a galley style kitchen with an adjoining dining area.
A central hallway connects the home's four bedrooms, each with built-in robes. The main bathroom includes both a shower and a spa bath. The master bedroom enjoys its own walk-in wardrobe and private ensuite.
The rear enclosed entertaining area is a standout space, complete with its own fireplace and flexible enough to be a second living area, games room, or kids retreat. Outside, the north-facing covered deck offers a lovely outlook over the Mary Valley, the perfect space for entertaining guests or enjoying family dinners.
There's no shortage of storage or utility here: a double garage with a rear workshop, a large shed, and three greenhouses for those with a green thumb or a desire for self sustainability. The property also includes ample water supply, solar system, and a converted studioideal for guests, creative pursuits, or as a peaceful home office.
Kandanga is a charming small township in the Mary Valley. It's home to some of the Mary Valley favourite local spot, including the Kandanga Country Club, the Kandanga Hotel and the Kandanga Farm Store. Larger townships are all within easy reach: 10 minutes to Imbil, 20 to Gympie and Pomona, 30 minutes to Cooroy or Eumundi and just 45 minutes to Noosa and the offerings of the Sunshine Coast.
Whether you're seeking space for your family, a self-sufficient lifestyle, or just a slower rhythm in nature-rich surrounds, this Mary Valley home is the perfect opportunity.
For further information or to arrange an inspection, call Marg Cochrane 0439 989 982 or Ronnie Cochrane 0428 843 166.
