299 Hudson Road
Felton, QLD 4358

Overview

"Hi View" - Head of the Felton Valley - 308* Acres Across Two Titles

Secure a landmark inner Darling Downs grazing property, located just minutes from Pittsworth and Toowoomba. This exceptional property, positioned at the head of the Felton Valley, offers sweeping views towards Toowoomba and combines scale, productivity, and prestige.

The property comprises approximately 308 acres (125 hectares) across two titles, featuring fertile chocolate creek flats ideal for year-round finishing. The terrain rises to gently undulating, timbered country, providing a diverse landscape suitable for various agricultural pursuits. Multiple well-maintained paddocks, each serviced by watering points, facilitate efficient and flexible livestock management.

A highly functional laneway system connects the property to centrally located 'Red River' steel cattle yards, which include a loading ramp and vet crush, enabling smooth and efficient stock handling. The infrastructure is outstanding, with extensive shedding, two bores, and substantial water storage ensuring reliability throughout all seasons.

This property represents a complete lifestyle and income-producing holding, situated in a tightly held dress circle location with commanding views across Toowoomba and Pittsworth, making it a rare opportunity.

Location advantages include mostly bitumen road access, being just 14.9 kilometers to Pittsworth, 39.6 kilometers to Toowoomba's CBD, 37.2 kilometers to Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport, and only 19 kilometers to the entry of the Toowoomba Bypass, providing excellent connectivity to major centers.

Services available on the property include both 3 phase and single phase power, mail delivery five days a week, weekly rubbish collection (general and recycling), and a school bus service to Southbrook and Pittsworth with connections to Toowoomba.

The country features heavy soft black soil creek flat cultivation transitioning to soft hill iron bark and gum country. Approximately 500 kilograms of ammonium sulphate has been spread over all cultivation and hill country areas. Some of the country in front of the house has been pulled and stick raked, with extensive rock picking undertaken in 2025. There is also a handy gravel pit on Lot 41 (the 78-acre title).

Water resources include one dam and two bores (one electric and one solar). The electric bore at the house on Lot 1 is currently not in use as the solar bore sufficiently supports current stock and domestic operations. The solar bore near the dam and old windmill on Lot 1 pumps water to a 360,000-litre silver ring tank. Additionally, there is another 360,000-litre ring tank at the big machinery shed and a 10,000-gallon underground rainwater tank at the homestead. Cabbage Tree Creek runs seasonally along the eastern side of Lot 41, where recent excavation has created a small dam and spillway. Water is supplied to every paddock.

Fencing includes one stage of new boundary steel posts and barbed wire fencing along Lot 41. The majority of fencing consists mainly of split timber posts, barbed wire, and some electric fencing, with electric fencing applied to most internal fences.

Improvements include a beautifully restored homestead, originally built circa 1906 and relocated from Toowoomba. The home was meticulously renovated and extended between 2011 and 2013, including new electrical, plumbing, roofing, and a solid steel post foundation set on adjustable, concreted stumps. The Queensland-style homestead is superbly positioned into the hillside for natural protection while maximizing panoramic outlooks. A newly built sandstone retaining wall curves gracefully around the home, adding a striking visual feature and creating a safe and stable environment.

Designed for relaxed country living and refined entertaining, the home features expansive formal and casual living zones, all opening onto wide wraparound verandas that capture the landscape from every angle. A covered outdoor entertaining area and separate garden rotunda provide idyllic settings for gatherings in any season.

The home is rich in character and craftsmanship, showcasing pressed metal ceilings, intricate fretwork, leadlight features, and polished hardwood timber floors throughout, complemented by high-quality fittings. The country-style kitchen impresses with granite benchtops, soft-close cabinetry, a Miele dishwasher, a 7-burner Belling oven with three ovens, and a fully equipped butler's pantry.

The main living and dining area is anchored by a Saxton fireplace, creating warmth and charm. Accommodation is generous, with all bedrooms oversized and thoughtfully appointed. The master suite includes air conditioning, a large walk-in robe, and a stylish ensuite with a double shower and heated towel rails. Additional bedrooms also feature air conditioning, built-ins, or flexible walk-in spaces. The main bathroom offers a clawfoot bath, double shower, and heated towel rail, blending classic elegance with modern comfort.

Ample shedding at the homestead provides excellent car accommodation and versatile storage or workspace options. Water is supplied via the 10,000-gallon underground rainwater tank, supplemented by bore connection.

Sheds include 3 phase power to the main machinery shed/workshop and the 360,000-litre rainwater tank. There is an amenities block where the electric fence unit is located, including living quarters with shower and toilet.

Cattle yards are new steel 'Red River' yards with a vet crush and loading ramp, ideally positioned centrally with laneways linking to all paddocks for ease of management.

Silos on the property include a new 65-ton Ahren silo on a concrete slab and a 20-ton silo. There is also a silage pad including 550 tons of sorghum silage, and a roller mill is included.

The property is available by Expression of Interest, closing at 4:00 pm on Thursday, 28th May 2026.

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