Inspired by the ridgelines of Mount Ngungun, 12 Ridgemount Place is a home that celebrates its Glass House Mountains setting. A distinctive circular window frames views of Mount Tibrogargan, while the alfresco looks out to Mount Ngungun. Even the journey home feels special, with the iconic mountain peaks offering a comforting presence as you make your way to this established cul-de-sac.
Embracing its natural surroundings, the home features soaring pitched ceilings and expansive east-facing windows that bathe the central living area in natural light. The kitchen sits at the heart of the home, with the adjoining living and dining area opening onto a generous outdoor entertaining space. A separate lounge and dedicated study at the front of the home add versatility to the floorplan, allowing for a second living area plus children's retreat or home office.
The same thoughtful consideration extends to the bedroom layout, with the master suite enjoying courtyard access, an ensuite and walk-in robe. Two additional bedrooms, each with built-in robes, are positioned at the opposite end of the home, one opening to a courtyard and the other enjoying pool views. Freshly painted interiors and new LED lighting are welcome updates, while ceiling fans and air conditioning to selected rooms provide year-round comfort.
Outside, the half-acre allotment offers a lifestyle that is difficult to achieve on a conventional residential block. The north-facing backyard features established gardens, open lawns and an in-ground pool, while an array of mature fruit trees brings the quiet satisfaction of growing your own produce.
A separate, self-contained studio is a valuable addition, offering flexibility for extended family, multigenerational living or independent accommodation (STCA). Side access leads to a powered double-bay shed with water connected, providing additional space for vehicles, storage or hobbies, alongside the double garage. A new roof, 13.5kW solar power system and upgraded pool equipment reflect the care and investment made in the property over recent years.
With a genuine appreciation for its surroundings, thoughtful design, and the space and infrastructure to fully embrace Hinterland living, this is a home that deserves to be experienced in person.
Contact Jo Daley and Cassi Nuske today to arrange your inspection.
- 2,046sqm (0.5 acres) allotment in an established, family-friendly Glass House Mountains cul-de-sac
- Views towards Mount Tibrogargan and Mount Ngungun
- Three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence
- Master bedroom with ensuite, walk-in robe and private courtyard access
- Two additional bedrooms with built-in robes; one with courtyard access, the other with pool views
- Open-plan kitchen, living and dining area
- Separate lounge and plus dedicated home office
- Expansive east-facing windows overlooking the alfresco and established gardens
- Ceiling fans throughout and air conditioning to selected rooms
- Freshly painted interiors and new LED lighting throughout
- In-ground fibreglass pool with new energy-efficient Davey pump, Clearwater filter and Zodiac T5 Duo cleaner
- North-facing backyard
- Mature orange, banana, lemon, mandarin, grapefruit and coffee trees
- Self-contained studio with potential for multigenerational living (STCA)
- Side access, powered double-bay shed with water connected and double lock up garage
- New roof, installed in 2022
- 13.5kW solar power system, installed in 2023
- Rural residential zoning
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What school catchment is the property in?
Glass House Mountains State School and Beerwah State High School, with Glasshouse Christian College a short drive away in nearby Beerwah.
How close are shops and everyday amenities?
Glass House Mountains town centre, with local shops, cafes and everyday essentials, is just 5 minutes away.
What public transport options are available?
Glass House Mountains train station provides regular rail access to Brisbane CBD, making this a genuine commuter option for city-based buyers.
What is the commute time to Brisbane CBD and the airport?
Approximately 90 minutes by car to Brisbane CBD, and 75 minutes to Brisbane International Airport.
How far is the property from the beach?
Approximately 30 minutes to Sunshine Coast beaches, including Caloundra and Mooloolaba.
What lifestyle does the area offer?
A relaxed hinterland treechange, with easy access to nature, walking trails, and a strong, connected local community.
Disclaimer: We believe that the information provided is accurate, however interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries.
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