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Overview
This architect-designed residence, completed in 2019 and nestled at the quiet end of a Buderim cul-de-sac, offers a unique blend of spacious dual living and natural privacy across 3,195 square metres of established gardens and tall bushland. Boasting a design that embraces the surrounding greenery, the home features multiple decks that allow residents to enjoy varied views and sun exposure throughout the day, creating distinct outdoor living spaces that enhance the connection with nature.
Privacy and versatility are at the heart of this property’s layout. The fully self-contained upstairs living quarter includes a kitchen with stone benchtops and gas cooking, living and dining areas opening onto a wraparound deck, a bedroom, a study nook, and a bathroom — ideal for multigenerational living or accommodating guests. Downstairs, the three bedroom suites each provide their own ensuite, built-in robes, kitchenettes, and private decks to the garden, affording independence and comfort. This configuration suits families seeking flexible arrangements, home-based professionals requiring client access, or those considering individual letting options under council approval.
The main living area impresses with high ceilings, a generous stone island kitchen with pantry and seamless access to the alfresco, and a wall lined with built-in bookshelves that integrates functionality and stylish storage. Additional thoughtful features include a separate powder room, a proper laundry, solid bond-stacked block walls for thermal efficiency, and ceiling fans with louvres to optimize airflow, making year-round comfort effortless.
- Energy efficiency is enhanced by solar power, solar hot water, and dual 27,000-litre water tanks supporting the native and edible gardens, ensuring sustainable and low-maintenance grounds that allow residents to enjoy their leisure time.
- Secure parking is ample with a lock-up garage and three carports, complete with generous lockers for bicycles and surfboards, plus plenty of off-street visitor parking.
- Its location provides a secluded lifestyle, with immediate access to a council reserve that shields the property from neighbours on one side, and close proximity to key amenities such as Immanuel Lutheran College, Wises Road shops, and the Sunshine Coast Motorway. Popular beaches and major shopping centres are just a short drive away.
Designed with meticulous attention to the relationship between indoor and outdoor living, this home presents a rare opportunity to secure a private, flexible, and sustainably cared-for property within a vibrant coastal hinterland community.
Local Market Insights
In Buderim, Quiet Listings observed 35 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, down from 46 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $1,952,714. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 64%, followed by duplexes (12%), and units (9%). The most active agency for houses in the Buderim area is currently Ray White, representing 29% of new listings, followed by McGrath Estate Agents with 17%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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Change History
| Headline | When |
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| Low-To-Mid $2M's - Dual Living | |
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Location
Market Insights for Buderim QLD 4556
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