15 Westbourne Drive, Wights Mountain QLD 4520

Steeped in history yet perfectly attuned to modern living, this charming 1929 residence offers a truly unique lifestyle in the heart of Wights Mountain. Anecdotally believed to once be the Post Master's home in Beaudesert, the property has been thoughtfully relocated and restored, blending original character with timeless comfort.

From the moment you arrive, you'll sense the soul of this special home, the warmth of Crow Ash and Hoop Pine floors, the charm of the VJ wall panels, and the gentle breeze drifting through hand-stripped original windows. Each detail speaks to quality and craftsmanship, while every space invites relaxation and connection.

A combustion fireplace anchors the living area, setting the scene for cosy winter evenings, while the bunk room and screened bedroom provide inviting spaces for family and guests. The home is fully insulated with a brand-new roof for all-season comfort, and carefully rewired and replumbed for modern living.

Here, mornings start with sunlight spilling through the original windows, the sound of birdsong and enjoying the country breeze. With plenty of room to grow, it's a home designed to evolve with your family, your lifestyle, and your dreams.

Property Highlights:
- Built in 1929 in Beaudesert, believed to be the Post Master's home
- Original details including high ceilings, VJ walls and wood floors
- Tastefully renovated with high-quality modern finishes
- Excellent potential to extend to further capitalise
- Well-maintained 5-acre landholding
- 5 minutes to Samford Village and 32 minutes to Brisbane CBD

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