840 Laceys Creek Road, Laceys Creek QLD 4521

Boundless space and exciting potential are set to excite a new generation of acreage buyers in this prime 82-acre grazing land holding. Create your dream country lifestyle with extensive frontage to Laceys Creek and stunning potential house sites (*Builds Subject to all Council Approvals).

This appealing property offers the best of both worlds with peaceful seclusion and excellent convenience to Dayboro village. A 60m x 35m floodlit sand arena has been built on the flats adjoining ample parking spaces, several level day yards and seven fenced paddocks. There are also rolling grasslands offering prime pasture improved cattle grazing, spring fed bore, as well as frontage to a running creek with swimming holes and natural bush areas rich in native wildlife. A choice of elevated cleared house sites are well-positioned to capture scenic views over the surrounding area (*subject to all approvals).

The property presents a truly exceptional chance to secure an idyllic landholding in the picturesque Laceys Creek community and create your ideal future. From here you're less than 10 minutes' drive to township amenities in Dayboro, and just over an hour to Brisbane City and airport.

Property highlights:
- A scenic 82-acre block with wide frontage to Laceys Creek
- Floodlit sand arena, day yards and fenced paddocks
- Rolling grasslands, spring fed bore, and improved pastures
- Multiple building sites for a dream home (*subject to all approvals)
- Elevated aspects that enjoy lush outlooks over the district
- About a 10-minute drive to Dayboro's shops, schools and cafés
- Very quiet retreat located about an hour to Brisbane CBD.

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