6 Shea Road, Kurwongbah QLD 4503

Undeniably one of the area's best-known Queenslanders, 'Waldau Homestead' c1910 is a landmark residence of grace, style and historic charm. Relocated from inner Brisbane where it overlooked the Brisbane River, the home now sits proudly overlooking four pristine horse acres, trees and distant mountain ranges. The majestic abode has been sympathetically restored and renovated with meticulous attention to detail and is now a shining example of immaculately retained period charisma and quality modern design.

The interiors are spacious and bright with a great family layout that has a generous open plan living area and an additional rumpus room on the lower level. The ground floor is self-contained dual-living with two bedrooms, bathroom and kitchenette, making it perfect for extended families seeking a dual living option. There is also a fully renovated kitchen, modern bathrooms and a traditional wraparound veranda that captures gorgeous treed views.

The land is fully fenced for cattle and horses and has stables, cattle yard and a shed, as well as a large dam at the centre of the property. There is also a landscaped house garden with a level yard, spaces for entertaining and a swimming pool in tropical surrounds.

This is a premium acreage opportunity offering a quality Queenslander and four acres of beautiful scenery complete with stables and a big dam for the animal lovers. It's perfect for the whole family and well-located just minutes to Petrie and Dayboro, with easy access to the Sunshine Coast and the heart of Brisbane.

At a Glance:
- Classic Queenslander, fully restored and renovated throughout
- Overlooking four pristine horse acres, trees and mountains
- High decorative ceilings, VJ walls and polished timber floors
- Light filled two-level design with a generous open living area
- Self-contained lower-level ideal for dual living families
- Wide wraparound veranda, BBQ patio and swimming pool
- Horse stables, cattle yards, chicken coop and a large dam

For more information please contact Leigh Hutton.