2495 Warrego Highway, Marburg QLD 4346

Classic elevated Queenslander in rustic themed surrounds on 27 acres with town water. Loads of potential situated on the Warrego Highway at Marburg with views to Woodlands on the north, West on the Warrego to Marburg range and south to Tallegalla range.
Previously owned by Vince Corvi and Edwards as Horse training and Equestrian Centres, then Toft and Bastow.

The highset original farmhouse has three beds, very functional kitchen/pantry, bathroom, 2 toilets, dressing room, back porch, walk-in robe, study with room left on its extensive verandah's for outdoor entertainment. Solahart hot water and an entire electrical makeover including additional circuits and separate safety boxes in two of the sheds, security lights and hardwired smoke detectors have been installed.

Massive secure workshop and awning to suit any commercial use. 6.5m h x 24 d x 24 w, dbl toilet and shower facilities., upstairs/downstairs storeroom, 3 phase with separate switchboard to rest of property.

Four additional gable roof sheds include a 4 car lockup with 5" concrete floor (3.5m h x 1 l d x 7 w), 10 bay open vehicle/machinery (3.5m h x 30 d x 9 w), 5 bay open rural (4.5m h x 18 d x 9 w), both on roadbase and open multipurpose (3.5m h x 19 d x 7.5 w). All are connected to rainwater catchment.

15 bay + feed and tack room, concrete block/iron, light and breezy horse stable complex (30m d x 9 w) with front and rear access, two way lighting and wash bay at front.
Massive levelled area in front of the stables which could easily be turned back into a full size arena.

Probably the largest dam locally sits at the bottom boundary flanking 20 acres (approx) of fertile good quality grazing land divided into 6 paddocks.

Excellent set of steel yards with three corales, race, head bale and loading ramp. Exterior fences are barb with some electric fencing within.

Every effort has been made to make this property function as a comfortable family home with convenient access to upper and lower quadrants by vehicle and foot traffic. A lot of thought has been put into retaining original infrastructure and creating interesting aspects to explore, even a 6m flagpole to show off your patriotic sense.