26 Hilltop Crescent
Maleny, QLD 4552

Overview

26 Hilltop Crescent Maleny QLD 4552

Large land holdings within the residential boundary of Maleny are a rare find, and this property offers a substantial 5.76-hectare (approximately 14 acres) parcel of land located peacefully at the end of a cul-de-sac. The property boasts direct frontage to the Obi Obi Creek and includes a spring-fed dam of about one acre, providing a significant and permanent water source.

The creek-side flats are fertile and usable, ideal for various agricultural or recreational purposes. The terrain gently rises above the dam, presenting natural building sites that offer privacy and scenic outlooks. The property benefits from beautiful morning light that moves steadily across the water, with winter mists settling low along the surface, creating a serene and established atmosphere.

A four-bedroom home is already situated on the land, allowing immediate occupancy while planning for future improvements or redevelopment. The home can be lived in as is, enhanced over time, or replaced with a design that fully embraces the unique setting and natural surroundings.

Maleny is a growing township, and properties of this scale within the town boundary are becoming increasingly scarce. The combination of size and permanent water access remains a constant advantage as the area develops.

This property has been held by a single family for decades and is now being offered for the first time. It represents a rare opportunity for those seeking substantial land without moving away from town conveniences.

Private inspections are available by appointment.

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