There's a softness to this place.
Light moves through the trees in the morning, the driveway draws you in slowly, and everything beyond feels settled, established, and connected. It's the kind of property that changes over time, where the experience is shaped as much by the landscape as it is by the home.
Within the grounds, a relocated Queenslander residence, believed to date back to circa 1910, sits with confidence amongst established London plane, fig and English oak. Verandahs wrap the home and look out across paddocks, gardens and the tree-lined creek corridor below, with views extending through to Cooroy Mountain.
Inside, the proportions of the original home remain intact. High ceilings, VJ walls and ceilings, and wide timber floors run throughout, while a series of living spaces provide both connection and separation. A built-in library anchors the main living room, while a winter sitting room with wood fireplace and automated skylight offers a more intimate place to retreat. French doors and bifold openings allow the home to shift easily between indoors and out.
The kitchen sits at the center of daily life, finished with Italian marble benchtops, shaker cabinetry, subway tile splashback, a six burner gas cooktop, electric oven, zip tap and double sinks. It opens directly to a screened verandah, where long lunches and slow afternoons unfold overlooking the gardens and surrounding land.
Accommodation is generous and well considered, with the bedroom wing positioned for both privacy and connection to the surrounding landscape. The master suite opens to a private verandah, taking in views across the fig trees and through to Cooroy Mountain, and is complemented by dual walk-in robes and an ensuite with twin marble vanities.
Additional bedrooms are generous, including a guest bedroom with its own ensuite, while the main bathroom features a clawfoot bath, walk-in shower and marble topped vanity.
Beyond the residence, the grounds extend across open pasture and established gardens. A magnesium swimming pool sits within the landscape, edged by timber decking, while a vine-covered pavilion provides a place to gather. The creek winds through the lower portion of the property and is known to be home to platypus, with kangaroos often seen moving through the paddocks in the early morning and late afternoon.
For those seeking land without the scale of a larger holding, the infrastructure here allows for flexibility without compromise. Three dams, water rights to pump from the creek, extensive tank storage, solar with battery, cattle yards, post and rail paddocks and multiple sheds support a range of uses, whether grazing, equestrian pursuits or simply space to enjoy.
A secondary one-bedroom cottage with raked ceilings, its own kitchen and garage provides further flexibility for guests, extended family or supplementary use (STCA).
Located just minutes from the heart of Cooroy and with a direct connection through to Noosa, this is a property where residence, land and lifestyle come together as one.
* Approx. 15.27 hectares (37.7 acres) of established hinterland land with open pasture, mature trees and creek frontage
* Circa 1910 relocated Queenslander residence set within established grounds of London plane, fig and English oak
* Multiple living zones including built-in library and winter sitting room with fireplace and automated skylight
* Italian marble kitchen with shaker cabinetry, 6 burner gas cooktop, electric oven, zip tap and bifold connection to screened verandah
* Generous bedroom wing including master with private verandah, dual walk-in robes and ensuite with twin marble vanities
* Guest bedroom with its own ensuite, plus additional well-proportioned bedrooms and main bathroom with clawfoot bath
* Magnesium swimming pool with timber surrounds, vine-covered outdoor pavilion with pizza oven overlooking Cooroy Mountain.
* Creek, three dams and water rights, supported by approx. 75,000L tank storage and property-wide irrigation
* Established paddocks including post and rail horse paddock, reseeded pasture and infrastructure for small-scale grazing or equestrian use
* Multiple sheds including 15m x 8m insulated and powered shed, additional farm shedding and basic stabling
* 13kw solar system with 15kW battery storage
* Secondary one-bedroom cottage with garage, and dog-fenced house yard (STCA)
Disclaimer:
We have obtained this property information from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective buyers are advised to carry out their own investigations.
