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2059 Wivenhoe Somerset Road, Bryden QLD 4312

Offers Over $3,500,000

House 3 Beds 1 Bath 9 Cars 621 acres
Listed: 4th Sep 2026
Updated: 28 days ago
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Overview

Sprawled across a vast 251.31 hectares (or 620.73 acres), this rural property offers an exceptional amalgam of agricultural utility, natural vistas, and comfortable country living. Elevated ridges and softly rolling land ensure panoramic views towards Lake Wivenhoe, presenting a captivating rural backdrop that reinforces the tranquil lifestyle this holding fosters.

The centerpiece is a lovingly restored century-old homestead, recently relocated and modernised internally to balance character with practicality. With three bedrooms and a two-way bathroom, the residence suits rural family living or those seeking a comfortable retreat. The master suite includes built-in storage and air conditioning, and additional air conditioning units service all living areas, supplemented by a 5kW solar system, three-phase power, and a backup generator connection—elements that underline a well-equipped and sustainable rural home setup.

Pasture variety on the property ranges from improved Rhodes and rye grass to native species, providing high-quality grazing land. The presence of mature native trees like Ironbark, Spotted Gum, and Red Gum enriches the landscape and lends a genuine rural ambiance. Practical infrastructure enhances agricultural productivity: a powered two-bay shed with three-phase power, a four-bay hardstand area for machinery, kennels, and generous parking also support the farm’s operations.

Water resources are a tangible advantage here, with eight dams, a powered bore linked to underground mains, a secondary bore, and significant rainwater storage systems ensuring reliable access—a critical feature for livestock or horticulture enterprises and lifestyle sustainability.

This property invites a variety of lifestyles—whether as a productive cattle grazing enterprise, an equestrian facility, a private rural retreat, or a country family residence. Its proximity to Brisbane CBD (approximately 75 minutes) allows for convenient commuting or weekend escape, combining rural space and lifestyle with accessibility.

  • Extensive acreage with multiple landforms for diverse agricultural opportunities
  • Character-filled, renovated homestead with modern comforts
  • Robust water infrastructure and pasture quality
  • Comprehensive outbuildings and practical rural enhancements
  • Scenic elevated views overlooking Lake Wivenhoe
  • Close enough for metropolitan access yet offering private tranquility

Overall, this rural homestead presents a rare opportunity to own a sizable and versatile property in the scenic Somerset region, merging functionality with lifestyle appeal in a region that encourages both productive and leisurely country living.

Local Market Insights

In Bryden, Quiet Listings observed 4 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, unchanged from 4 in the prior period, with an average advertised asking price of $722,250. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 67%, followed by land (33%). The most active agency for houses in the Bryden area is currently Ray White, representing 75% of new listings, followed by LJ Hooker with 25%. 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
  • Offers Over $3,500,000
  • Owner Wants Offers
Location
Market Insights for Bryden QLD 4312
New Listings (last 30 days)
4
Average price
$722,250
Lowest price
$439,000
Highest price
$900,000
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