280 Old Farm Road, Pullenvale QLD 4069

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A romantic slice of Queensland history and a breathtaking abode, this beautiful home leaves a lasting impression with its quintessential charm, deep wraparound verandahs and thoughtful configuration. The home was moved from Bundaberg to its magnificent 2.5 acre site in the 1990's, having once been part of the Lady Chelmsford Hospital.

Impeccably presented with all its period charm intact, the residence is infused with modern updates that make it perfect and includes a stunning resort pool. Its ridgetop setting captures the afternoon breeze and Brisbane lights. Suitable for many family configurations, it includes an office or 6th bedroom, master wing and opportunity for a wheelchair accessible guest suite.

Additional features include:
• Five bedrooms configured as a large separate master with robes and an ensuite plus four further large bedrooms including two with robes
• Another bedroom plus the generous optional home office or 6th bedroom share the back deck
• Three bathrooms pay homage to the homes' charm evident in the family bathroom with its clawfoot bath
• The house has been orientated on its block to perfection ensuring passive heating and cooling
• Instant elegance with a sweeping circular driveway with fountain feature, beautifully landscaped gardens, and useable lawns
• Harmonious interiors feature timber floorboards, high ceilings, picture rails, fretwork, and stunning original fireplaces
• Casual living and dining rooms rest beside the country inspired kitchen with stone benchtops, a Miele Pyrolytic oven and dishwasher plus a gas cooktop
• Elegant formal lounge and dining rooms, French doors open to allow access to the superb deep wraparound covered decks
• Tropical pool with rock surrounds and swaying palms, wading area, poolside entertaining cabana
• Security alarm, ducted air conditioning, gas and electric hot water systems, NBN fibre to the node plus 5G mobile
• Fruit grove with olive trees, citrus trees, coffee bushes, mango and pomegranate, prolific native wildlife