RancherRoy
Reviews
"Executive Acreage Homes in street with above average houses and full town services"
TOWN WATER and SEWAGE available in this street. Only downside is propensity for mozzies in the wet/warm months. Excellent resale value and relaxed rural lifestyle in buckets in this street.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
- Retirees
"Lots of Mosquitos and Trees - Close to Maroochydore and beaches"
The street is a bit dangerous due to the incline and the bend about half way down. The surface needs redoing as there are now potholes and ripples which make it more unsafe in the wet for cars/trucks to navigate. There is NO TOWN WATER OR SEWAGE available (but probably just as well as this current government's water charges are going up massively). A street that is a bit dated (subdivided in the early 80's.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
- Retirees
"Peaceful Acreage Lifestyle"
NO TOWN WATER OR SEWAGE AVAILABLE - Also has NO SHOPS or the like which is good as its very quiet and peaceful. The Diddillibah Hall is an excellent location for meetings, gatherings and to vote. The area is all the way west to Woombye however the best part of the area is the eastern edge (nearer to Maroochydore). The acreage/farm lifestyle is perfect yet only 10mins the airport/shops/surf beaches. No units and therefore very few renters make it very safe and a community of like minded residents. A top spot and (unlike Buderim) is not crowded with nursing homes and retirement villages. A really underrated area to live in general.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
- Retirees
"High Quality Street to Live In"
The street is very clean and well maintained houses sit along both sides. There are NO RENTERS in this street and the tidiness of each of the properties demonstrates the commitment of the owners to keep the area nice and clean and tidy.
TV reception is exceptional as is the mobile coverage. The owner weakness (like the bulk of the suburb is no town water/sewage services. The houses are mainly 1988-90 era (when the street was sold by the subdivision developer).
If you want to live in a quiet street with down to earth people and who value being in a nice neighbourhood then this street has it all.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
- Retirees
i am looking at purchasing a property on diddillibah rd, however, i am surprised at the amount of property owners wanting to sell their properties which leads me to ask the question. Is there something happening in this area that is making people want to get out ie. future land developments. I love the area and although the property i am chasing is able to be sub divided...in my wildest dreams i would never do this. I am from bris and i would love to move my family of 4 children to this area. can you give me the heads up if there is any developments upcoming or highrise etc would be moving into the area.