Some properties offer a peaceful hinterland setting. Others provide the land and infrastructure to accommodate serious hobbies, equipment, vehicles or a trade.
At 2 Rosewood Rise, those qualities come together on 4,941 sqm in leafy Flaxton, creating a property with considerably more versatility than the typical residential home. Surrounded by established greenery and enjoying an outlook toward the Obi Obi and Kondalilla bushland, the three-bedroom residence provides an inviting base for everyday living, while the approximately 230 sqm powered shed transforms what is possible beyond the home.
Inside, natural light and views to the surrounding greenery give the home an immediate connection to its hinterland setting. Living and dining spaces provide room to gather and unwind, extending the lifestyle beyond the interior and toward the outdoors. There are three good-sized bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, including a main bedroom with ensuite, providing a practical configuration for couples, families or those wanting additional rooms for guests or work.
The property's defining advantage sits beyond the residence. At approximately 230 sqm, the powered shed represents an exceptional amount of usable covered space and significantly expands the property's appeal. For a tradesperson, car enthusiast, hobbyist, collector or buyer simply unwilling to compromise on storage, it provides infrastructure that would be difficult and costly to reproduce. Its position away from the road and separate access arrangement further enhance the functional separation between home and shed.
Supporting that versatility is a substantial package of existing improvements. An 8.7 kW solar system with new panels helps offset household electricity consumption, while 37,785 litres of tank-water storage is complemented by an additional tank for garden use. A double-bay carport provides everyday vehicle accommodation, with an additional garden shed and storage/utility room at the house adding further practicality. New roofs to both the house and shed represent another notable improvement.
Flaxton provides the atmosphere buyers seek from the Blackall Range without placing everyday destinations out of reach. The Barn on Flaxton is only minutes away, while Mapleton and Montville are approximately nine minutes from the property. Nambour and Palmwoods provide access to broader shopping, services and transport connections, while the Sunshine Coast Airport is less than 40 minutes away and Brisbane approximately 90 minutes away.
PROPERTY & LIFESTYLE HIGHLIGHTS:
• 4,941 sqm hinterland allotment
• 230 sqm powered shed
• Exceptional capacity for workshop, vehicle, equipment, hobby or storage use
• Built-in wardrobes to all three bedrooms
• Light-filled living and dining areas
• Outlook toward Obi Obi and Kondalilla bushland
• Indoor and outdoor living spaces
• 8.7 kW solar system with new panels
• 37,785 litres of tank-water storage
• Additional water tank for garden use
• Double-bay carport
• Additional storage/utility room at the house
• Separate garden shed
• New roofs to the house and main shed
• Minutes from The Barn on Flaxton
• Approximately nine minutes to Mapleton and Montville
• Convenient access to Nambour and Palmwoods
• Less than 40 minutes to Sunshine Coast Airport and approximately 90 minutes to Brisbane
For buyers seeking more than a conventional residential property, 2 Rosewood Rise brings together the elements that are difficult to find in one holding: a peaceful Flaxton environment, almost half a hectare of land, comfortable living and genuinely substantial shed infrastructure.
Whether the priority is lifestyle, workspace, vehicles, hobbies or simply having room to pursue more from home, this property warrants inspection. Contact the agent to arrange your inspection of 2 Rosewood Rise, Flaxton. Contact Adriaan Coetzee or Tim Woolner from REMAX Property Sales today to arrange your inspection.
* Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor 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.
