Hamilton Close, Mooloolah Valley, QLD 4553

Quiet leafy rural residential street. The deadend T-shaped street means virtually no traffic besides residents and kids take advantage of this by riding their bikes on the street.
The acreage means that residents have room for a hobby farm and the council zoning permits most animals that allow for a hobby farm. This has meant that, at one time, there was a racehorse spelling farm, a racehorse trainer and some jockeys living in the street. Fitting with the horsey town image Mooloolah Valley has.
The acreage also eliminates the need for the 6 foot fence for privacy or blocking out neighbourhood sounds. This is due to the neighbourhood being quiet and the many trees present act as a visual and sound barrier in place of the 6 foot fence. The neighbours generally keep to themselves, but are friendly when you come across them.
Great place to raise kids as there is so much room and no need to ground them. There is plenty for kids with imagination to do in the street, but not really anywhere they can walk to that is "fun". Growing up hear ment that we had to ask our parents to take us to mates' places or to the shops. Even though there is a footpath all the way into town now, it is still a little scary in places to walk so close to the winding road into town. The connection road used be be an 80k zone and some of the long term residents of Mooloolah still do close to that speed.