There's a warmth to an old Queenslander that's hard to recreate. Beautiful hardwood floors, distinctive windows and rooms with their own personality — all settled into approximately 3.3 acres of leafy Booral countryside. Overlooking open paddocks, this character-filled home offers space to follow your interests, find a quieter rhythm and make it your own.
Follow the driveway past the paddock and discover a home with a personality all of its own. Beautiful hardwood floors, bay windows and timber detailing bring warmth to the interiors, while leafy outlooks draw your attention outdoors. There's an invitation here to open the windows, put the kettle on and settle into the rhythm of acreage life.
A fireplace gives the living room a welcoming focal point, with an adjoining dining area for shared meals and a separate family room offering another place to unwind. The sunroom captures the garden outlook, while a dedicated study provides somewhere to work, read or pursue a creative interest.
The three bedrooms offer more than somewhere to sleep. Two open into their own adjoining sitting rooms, while the third connects to the sunroom — a flexible collection of spaces to arrange around your household. Ceiling fans feature in all three bedrooms, and the two bathrooms include a clawfoot bath and timber craftsmanship in the ensuite.
Step onto the generous covered verandah and take in the paddock beyond. At approximately 10.9m × 3.5m, there's space to gather outdoors or find a quiet chair and enjoy the view. Across approximately 3.3 acres, a large cleared horse paddock, established trees and a dam bring the country lifestyle into your everyday surroundings.
For those whose weekends revolve around tools, projects or tinkering, the outbuilding is a significant drawcard. An 8.7m × 6.3m shed connects to a substantial 9.1m × 6.3m utility area, complemented by attached storage. With the owner advising four-bay garaging, a workshop, plumbed utility room and an attached carport, there's plenty of scope for vehicles, equipment and hobbies.
Three water tanks with a combined capacity of 55,000 litres and dual filtration for the house water support the practical side of acreage living. Recent repainting of the roof, guttering, trims and shed adds a fresh finish.
For lovers of Queenslanders, horses and homes with a history, this is a place to put down roots and make a story of your own.
WHAT WE LOVE
• Character Queenslander.
• 1.33 hectares — approximately 3.3 acres
• Positioned overlooking a large cleared horse paddock
• Three bedrooms with ceiling fans
• Two bedrooms with adjoining sitting rooms; third bedroom connects to the sunroom
• Separate living and family rooms, plus a sunroom
• Adjoining dining area and dedicated study
• Beautiful hardwood floors, bay windows and timber detailing
• Fireplace in the living room
• Two bathrooms, including a clawfoot bath and timber detailing in the ensuite
• Covered verandah measuring approximately 10.9m × 3.5m, incorporating the laundry
• Four-bay garaging, workshop and plumbed utility room
• Shed section approximately 8.7m × 6.3m
• Utility section approximately 9.1m × 6.3m
• Attached storage approximately 4.2m × 2.9m
• Attached carport
• Three water tanks with a combined capacity of 55,000 litres
• Tank-level sharing between two tanks
• Dual filtration system for house water
• On-site wastewater treatment system
• Dam and established trees and gardens
• Roof, guttering, trims and shed recently repainted
