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Overview
Set on a remarkable 4.66 hectares of pristine forest, this Queenslander home combines timeless heritage charm with modern comforts, all nestled in a peaceful, natural setting. Originally relocated from Brisbane's Graceville suburb, the property offers a unique opportunity to enjoy elevated living surrounded by native bushland.
The interior showcases beautiful hoop pine and hardwood flooring beneath soaring ceilings, enhanced by traditional features like antique light fittings and stained glass windows that capture beautiful daylight. The home's openness allows natural light to flood through timber and glass doors, framing serene forest and valley views that create a calm and inviting atmosphere throughout.
Central to the home is a fully renovated Hamptons-style kitchen, which maintains the character of the house while providing fresh and functional spaces for cooking and entertaining. Two sizeable living areas offer flexibility for relaxation or hosting guests. The main bedroom stands out with its generous size, private ensuite and access to a north-east facing deck ideal for serene morning coffee overlooking misty gully views.
Outdoors, an expansive entertaining deck with a horizon-edge saltwater pool is perfectly designed for large gatherings or tranquil days in nature. The surrounding terraced gardens are landscaped for easy maintenance, complete with established vegetable beds and an irrigation system, welcoming a sustainable lifestyle alongside the property's natural biodiversity.
Environmentally conscious features underscore the home's practical appeal, including substantial rainwater storage, a low-maintenance Biocycle waste system, an efficient heat pump hot water service, and 5.5kW solar panels with an inverter. Additional comforts include air conditioning, extensive insulation, ceiling fans, and a powered workshop under the house complemented by water access. Connectivity is assured with reliable wireless NBN service.
Despite its secluded feel, the location offers convenience with close proximity to Eudlo railway station, Palmwoods township, the M1 motorway, Sunshine Coast beaches, and Sunshine Coast University Hospital. This property is ideally suited to those valuing heritage aesthetics, ample outdoor space, and an environmentally sustainable lifestyle amid natural beauty in the hinterland.
Local Market Insights
In Eudlo, Quiet Listings observed 5 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 1 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $2,118,000. All new listings observed during this period were Houses. The most active agency for houses in the Eudlo area is currently TOWN, representing 40% of new listings, followed by Noble Estate Agents with 20%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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Location
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