31 Kildeys Road, Cootharaba QLD 4565

Far from the maddening crowds and cradled by natural bushland and rainforest are three beautiful, timeless cottages that create a private haven.

If character, charm and tranquil living is what you have been searching for, then you have found the one! This serene 10 acre property consists of two separate Queenslanders and a barracks building, all linked by a beautifully crafted corrugated iron walkway. The potential for this unique property is endless with large family living, long term investment and guest accommodation (Air BNB) all extremely viable options.

Main Dwelling - The Old Sawmillers Cottage from Cooroy
Located in the middle of the three buildings is The Old Sawmillers Cottage, it is the central hub. Built in Circa 1910 and moved on site in 1988, it features high ceilings, renewed beech flooring, master bedroom and open plan living and dining room which flows seamlessly to the wrap around verandah. You will spend all of your time out here, looking out across the beautiful acreage, entertaining guests, having barbeques, enjoying your morning coffee or sipping on a glass of wine in the evening. The kitchen sits in the front corner of the home with views across the acreage, the benches were created from a satinay tree and sit upon a very old and rare trunk of a bloodwood. Horizontal VJ walls throughout the home and historic touches create a unique warmth and ambience. The cottage also features a large central main bathroom with laundry and a spacious master bedroom with built-in robes and direct access to the verandah.

Dwelling 2 -- The Old Waiting Room from Cooran Railway
Relocated to the acreage in 1995 the old Cooran Railway waiting room consists of a single room dwelling filled with both character and charm. Beautiful crafted curved timber work, spacious wrap around verandah and sweeping acreage views all feature in this quaint timber cottage. The king size room has a walk-in wardrobe, an ensuite and toilet.

Dwelling 3 --"The Barracks" Shipped from New Guinea
Previously used to home soldiers in New Guinea then moved to Gympie Railway as sleeping quarters for the staff, the barracks were brought to the property in 1995. There are three large rooms.
Sit out and relax on any of the back decks and enjoy the serenity of acreage living, watch the wallabies drinking from the dam and the native birds dance from tree to tree. This is a lifestyle and opportunity like no other, for the first time in 25 years this property is being offered to the market. An inspection is a must to truly appreciate this remarkable property.