The Mark Cheney Team welcomes you to a world of peace and privacy with this charming two-bedroom home set across 40 acres of pristine Australian bushland in beautiful Mount Pleasant. Designed for those seeking a self-sufficient lifestyle, this fully off-grid retreat combines classic Queenslander character with modern eco-friendly living.
Inside, you’ll find the warmth of traditional VJ walls and ceilings, evoking the charm of yesteryear. The open-plan living area flows seamlessly onto a stunning 3-metre-wide verandah, where you can sit back and take in the breathtaking mountain views — the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee as the sun warms the northern aspect.
The home is powered by a solar and battery system, supported by a composting toilet, solar hot water, and multiple water tanks — including 2 x 22,000L water tanks and a 10,000L fire reserve tank — ensuring complete independence and sustainability.
Outdoors, you’ll be surrounded by beautifully established gardens and an abundance of fruit trees, including bananas, pomegranates, citrus, and more. Explore walking tracks and a scenic hill climb that reward you with sweeping valley views, or unwind by the open fireplace on cool evenings under a starlit sky.
Additional features include:
- Outdoor entertaining deck
- Grey water system
- Water tanks and fire reserve
- 20-foot storage container
- Abundant wildlife including kangaroos, wallabies, and native birds
Located just 10 minutes from the quaint township of Dayboro, you’ll enjoy easy access to local cafes, bakeries, and conveniences — all while returning home to the tranquillity of your own private sanctuary.
Whether you’re searching for a weekend escape or a permanent lifestyle change, 431 Mount Brisbane Road offers a rare opportunity to embrace the beauty of off-grid living in one of the region’s most peaceful settings.
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