309 Guanaba Creek Road, Guanaba QLD 4210

Wonderful Country Setting: A terrific 8.5 acre rural property within the beautiful scenic Guanaba Valley with two 4 bedroom homes, 2 large horse paddocks, dam, large farm shed and a wonderful elevated outlook across the picturesque rural valley. The lovely large main home offers two spacious separate living areas with a fire place in each, a fantastic big eat-in country kitchen with gas cookware and oodles of bench space, huge ensuite opening out to a private garden atrium, view filled covered outdoor deck, inground pool plus a second covered outdoor area with sauna. The large 4 bedroom cottage or second home features ensuite to main, spacious living, a well-appointed kitchen and a view filled covered veranda ideal for older teens, guests, extended families or to rent out for added income. This is a truly unique rural lifestyle property.

Main home:
4 bedrooms
Huge ensuite to main with a private garden atrium
Formal lounge with wet-bar and fireplace
Spacious separate family room with fireplace
Massive eat-in country kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher and extensive bench space
Covered outdoor deck area overlooking pool, paddocks and picturesque valley.
Second covered outdoor entertainment area with sauna
Large 4 car carport
Bio cycle system
33,000lt water tank
3.5kw solar inverter system with 16 panels

Cottage or second home:
4 bedrooms with ensuite to main
Well-appointed kitchen
Spacious living and dining rooms
Family room
View filled covered veranda
7,500lt water tank

Property
8.5 acres or 3.45 hectares all usable and fully fenced
Large spring fed dam
2 large fenced horse paddocks and plenty of room for more
2 bay shed with attached carport

A terrific horse property for extended country loving families!

Guanaba is a picturesque rural zoned valley at the eastern foothills of Tamborine Mountain, consisting of large acreage properties and farms. Guanaba has a lovely natural swimming hole and picnic facilities at the back of the Guanaba Reserve next to the Rural Fire Station.

The land was mainly used for dairy farming, but these days, the school and dairy farms are gone and there are many new families living in the area. The name Guanaba remains as both a district located at the foothills of Tamborine Mountain as well as the name of a creek which flows into the Coomera River were taken during their initiation ceremony.