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1460-1522 Anderleigh Road, Anderleigh QLD 4570

$4,500,000

House 6 Beds 3 Baths 6 Cars 608 acres
Listed: 6th Aug 2026
Updated: just now
Overview

Spread over approximately 608 fertile and gently undulating acres, this rural enterprise exemplifies the integration of productivity, water security, and robust infrastructure, lending the property significant versatility and long-term investment potential.

Whether one's ambition is to enhance existing grazing activities, establish a large-scale macadamia orchard, diversify into small crop production, or explore agritourism and event-hosting opportunities, this property offers a multifaceted foundation to support these goals.

Composed of three freehold titles, the estate encompasses extensive improvements including two dwellings and high-quality infrastructure, ideal for owner-operators, multigenerational families, or commercial agricultural ventures.

The primary residence is an architecturally designed brick home nestled amidst established gardens, combining spaciousness and comfort. Features such as soaring ceilings, polished timber flooring, a feature fireplace, and Western Red Cedar joinery create a welcoming rural ambiance. The well-planned kitchen supports practical family living alongside three oversized bedrooms, a dedicated office or potential fourth bedroom, two bathrooms, and several living areas. Outdoor amenities include manicured lawns, productive fruit trees and vegetable gardens, multiple garages, workshop facilities, and solar power installations, collectively balancing lifestyle with functionality.

Supplementing this home is a separate timber residence with three bedrooms, characterized by polished timber floors, VJ walls, and decorative fretwork. This accommodation offers independent living with peaceful rural views, suitable for a manager, extended family, or rental income opportunities.

The property's soils and topography provide excellent potential for agricultural expansion. With about 120 breeder carrying capacity and multiple paddocks fenced accordingly, enhanced by quality steel cattle yards with veterinary crush and handling facilities, livestock management is well supported.

Beyond grazing, the estate’s reliable irrigation system, water resources, and suitable terrain create ample opportunity to amplify macadamia production, introduce small crop ventures, or create a diversified farm operation.

An existing macadamia orchard spans approximately 118 acres with 14,500 trees and is leased until July 2027, presenting immediate passive income with the option for lease renewal.

Water security is upheld by a large, high-capacity dam alongside three additional smaller dams, permanent creek frontage, and water licenses totaling 288 megalitres. Three high-capacity irrigation pumps ensure effective water distribution, a vital attribute for sustainable agricultural productivity and expansion.

Infrastructure designed for sizable agricultural use includes five substantial sheds for machinery, processing, and storage, with rainwater tanks supporting the improvements. Well-maintained access routes and functional layouts minimize early capital outlay.

Located within convenient driving distance to regional centres—approximately 30 minutes to Gympie and Tin Can Bay, 45 minutes to Rainbow Beach, one hour to Noosa, and two hours to Brisbane—this property offers tranquil rural living with practical connectivity to essential services, education, and markets.

This rare offering is a significant rural asset delivering scale, water security, agricultural versatility, and lifestyle advantages, presenting an exceptional opportunity to acquire a premier regional farming enterprise.

Local Market Insights

In Anderleigh, Quiet Listings observed 100 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 78 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $890,488. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 88%, followed by land (8%), and home for sales (2%). The most active agency for houses in the Anderleigh area is currently Ray White, representing 19% of new listings, followed by Harcourts with 16%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.

While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the property information provided, no guarantee is given. Buyers should independently verify all details, inclusions, availability, pricing, and other relevant information directly with the listing agent before relying on this information.

Change History
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Location
Market Insights for Anderleigh QLD 4570
New Listings (last 30 days)
100
Average price
$890,488
Lowest price
$250,000
Highest price
$4,000,000
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