569 Cross Road, Euleilah QLD 4674

This charming Queensland homestead boasts french doors throughout and a huge front verandah that overlooks the property, perfectly capturing the stunning views of Mt Maria! This well-appointed home has nurtured the beauty and splendour of 'days gone by' with pine floorboards and stained glass windows. This solid, quality home was built for elegance and to stand the test of time.

The master bedroom has french doors that open onto the verandah, taking in the country lifestyle and beauty that surrounds this property. There are three bedrooms, an office and bathroom upstairs, plus the added benefit of ample space downstairs allowing for those extra guests to come and visit!

The property has a 4x bay shed and is set up with several chicken coops, eight paddocks with dams, a creek and a picturesque spring fed billabong that provides endless fresh water perfect for cattle, horses and the hobby farm enthusiast - It's all there and ready to go! There are also three water tanks, solar electricity and a wonderful above ground swimming pool for you to cool off in the warmer months.

A fruit forest is growing and includes lime, orange, mandarin, lychee, guava, mulberry, mango, starfruit, dragonfruit, bananas and avocados and an established vegetable garden means that many of your fresh food requirements are taken care of. Enjoy the low maintenance landscaped gardens that surround this gorgeous home.

- Just 30* mins to Agnes Water township and patrolled surf beaches
- 10* mins to Baffle Creek
- 1* hour to Bundaberg

Contact Damien Gomersall today on 0457 737 300.

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