This beautifully proportioned, vacant land offering presents a rare opportunity to design and build your idyllic home within the highly sought-after Mary Valley region. Situated in the peaceful, community-minded village of Brooloo, this 1,012m² allotment offers the perfect blend of space, convenience, and rural charm.
Key Features & Potential:
Generous Land Size: At a full 1,012m² (the classic quarter-acre), you have ample room for a substantial home, large shedding, landscaping, and without sacrificing privacy.
Ready for Construction: The groundwork is already simplified with power infrastructure passing directly along the street frontage, allowing for a smoother connection process when you begin building.
Defined Boundaries: The block is already securely fenced on two sides, instantly establishing your boundaries and providing a sense of security and definition for future landscaping.
The Perfect Canvas: The block offers a gentle, manageable slope from front to rear, which is ideal for slab or raised construction, and offers the potential for elevated views or unique architectural design elements.
Idyllic Location: Enjoy the quiet country atmosphere of Brooloo. The property is conveniently located directly across the road from natural bushland, providing easy access to local walking trails and the famous Mary Valley Rail Trail, perfect for weekend exploration.
Community Proximity: Seamlessly blending peaceful country living with excellent connectivity. This location is just minutes from the quaint charm of Imbil, offering easy access to cafes, essential services, and the local pool. For broader convenience, you are situated only 30 minutes from Gympie, a quick 20 minutes to the Bruce Highway, and approximately 50 minutes from the world-class beaches and dining of Noosa Heads.
Imagine waking up to the sounds of the countryside, with the freedom to create the exact lifestyle you desire. Don't miss this outstanding opportunity to invest in your future and secure one of the last remaining vacant blocks in this lovely pocket of the Mary Valley.
