Perched in a quiet cul-de-sac high on Buderim's sought-after South-East escarpment, this substantial 1995-built residence offers exceptional space, solid construction, and sweeping views toward the coastline. Set on a generous 1,947m² southeast-facing block, the home delivers remarkable potential for renovators, families, or those looking to capitalise on strong foundations and an irreplaceable position.
The expansive two-level layout spans approximately 459m² and boasting multiple living zones, a large central kitchen, five bedrooms, office, rumpus with bar, and extensive under-house storage. Existing interiors are well maintained and rich in character—brick archways, timber cabinetry, wide verandahs, and oversized rooms create a warm and welcoming feel, ready to live in now or transform into a modern Buderim showpiece.
Outdoors, the terraced gardens and wide lawns offer room to extend, landscape, or add a pool, all framed by lush greenery and ocean glimpses. Homes of this scale, on land parcels of this size, in such tightly held pockets of Buderim, are rarely offered.
Features:
- Large, solidly built 1995 brick home with excellent bones and huge renovation potential
- Generous 1,947m² southeast-facing block with leafy privacy and ocean views
- Spacious 459m² floorplan over two levels with multiple indoor/outdoor living zones
- Five bedrooms plus office, two bathrooms, and an oversized rumpus with bar on the lower level
- Expansive kitchen with walk-in pantry and impressive view lines across the coastline
- Wide covered verandahs offering year-round entertaining and beautiful breezes
- Terraced garden spaces with room to landscape, extend, or add future improvements
- Under-house storage, workshop areas, and single lockup garage with internal access
- Peaceful cul-de-sac position surrounded by quality homes
- Moments to Buderim Village, schools, cafés, and just 10–12 minutes to the beach
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