Buyers of this unique property will acquire not just a gorgeous character home, but a piece of living history. The circa 1900 Queenslander was the original Cobb & Co horse transfer station. Set on approximately 10 lush, gently sloping acres, it maintains authentic character features such as the original front door, VJ boards in the bedrooms, and shady wraparound verandas on three sides where you can relax and enjoy the outlook over the paddocks, dams and established trees.
Gorgeous red cedar double doors open onto the front veranda. The kitchen was updated two years ago and includes a gas cooktop and central island bench/breakfast bar. There are ceiling fans throughout and two of the three bedrooms have built-in robes.
A shed provides garaging for two vehicles and solar panels will help to keep your power bills down. Opportunity exists to further update and restore this home to its original glory, adding even more charm and value.
The land is suited for both horses and cattle, and the top paddock offers views to Cooroy Mountain. This gorgeous property is less than a 10-minute drive to iconic Eumundi township, with its cafes, schools, public transport and famous markets. Or you can spend a day shopping, dining or lying on the beach at Noosa Heads and be home at your peaceful haven in under 30 minutes.
This property presents an extraordinary opportunity to become part of its fascinating story, and the chance to enjoy the charm and character of bygone days. Be quick to arrange your inspection. Auction on site on the 17th October 2020.
Features:
10.45 lovely acres with circa 1900 Queenslander
Home was the original Cobb & Co horse transfer station
Original front door, VJ boards in bedrooms, ceiling fans
Wraparound verandas on three sides, red cedar double doors
Updated kitchen with gas cooktop, island bench/breakfast bar
Land suitable for horses/cattle, dams, solar panels, chook run
Shed for two vehicles, top paddock has Cooroy Mountain views
Under 10 minutes to Eumundi, 30 mins to Noosa Heads
