Steeped in history, "BROOKDALE" is a beautifully presented Federation Queenslander rich in charm and character. Positioned on five picturesque acres in peaceful Samsonvale, this landmark property offers timeless appeal, incredible mountain views, and the rare chance to secure one of the area's original homesteads.
Built circa 1900 and tightly held for nearly 80 years, the home sits proudly on gently sloping grounds dotted with shade trees and established gardens. The original settlers chose this elevated position for its uninterrupted outlook across what was once a 400-acre estate.
Preserved with care and thoughtfully updated for family living, the home showcases traditional features including high patterned ceilings, decorative fretwork, French doors, and casement windows. A spacious and functional layout includes three generous bedrooms, main bathroom, separate lounge and dining, country kitchen, sunroom, and wraparound verandas for year-round enjoyment.
Downstairs includes a large utility room, laundry, secure storage, second bathroom and toilet. This property offers wonderful potential for buyers seeking space, privacy, and a special piece of local history.
Just 15 minutes from Samford Village or Dayboro, and 25 minutes to Ferny Grove Train Station, "BROOKDALE" offers peaceful country living with convenience.
Additional Features:
*Master bedroom with built-ins, bay window, and French doors to veranda
*Country kitchen with island bench and scenic views
*Multiple living zones plus separate dining
*Sunroom ideal for home office or hobby space
*Internal and external stairs to downstairs level
*4-car lockup garage plus visitor parking
*5 acres with gardens, fruit trees, and space for pets or a horse
*5m x 10m Colorbond shed/workshop
*Rainwater storage with filtration, Super-Treat twin tank HSTP
*Weekly rubbish collection and school bus services
*Approx. 25 mins to train, under 1 hour to Brisbane CBD
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the seller or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
