892 Nambour - Mapleton Road, Mapleton QLD 4560

Privacy is assured in this stunning exceptionally built timber home. First time offered to the market since its current owner built in 1987.
The home boasts 2 living areas with polished timber floors, which open onto a expansive north facing covered veranda offering panoramic views of Mount Ninderry, Mount Coolum and the Sunshine Coast coastline.
Featuring 4 Bedrooms and the main having a walk in robe and ensuite. The veranda, main living areas, master bedroom and downstairs bedrooms are perfectly located to catch all of the winter sun and are shaded from the summer sun. The real bonus here is the view from all of these rooms.
Hand selected timbers are featured throughout, with spotted gum; brush box and Queensland maple evident.
Light streams through the home which is heavily insulated and its 4 meter raked ceilings keep it cool in summer. Ample tank water is gravity fed from the year round spring that historically supplied water to the Mapleton steam railway.
5KW solar system keeps power bills to a minimum and the wood fire provides a warm winter ambience.
Your own private waterfall provides a place to chill out on Summer days.
The garden's have been established through the entire 1.78 hectare's of land area and feature an extensive variety of rainforest, hardwood and fruit trees. This is a private, comfortable home to live and to garden. Mapleton village township is a 1 minute drive with all the necessary amenities including primary school and post office. All this is only a 30 min drive from Sunshine Coast beaches.
Recently painted downstairs and new carpet in the main bedroom.
* 1.78 Hectares (4.4 acres)
* 4 Bedrooms
* 2 Bathrooms (1ensuite)
* 3 Car accommodation
* Ocean views
* 5 KW solar electricity
* Waterfall
* Spring fed stream
* Fruit trees








Property History

Back in the early 1900’s the Blackall Range was a sugar cane & citrus growing community. The produce was transported by steam strain down the Blackall Range from Mapleton to Nambour. The train line was in part located at the rear of the current house. The water for the train was sourced from the spring that still flows through the property. The Nama family lived on the property and grew a variety of vegetables where the house now sits. These vegetables were transported by the steam train to Nambour where they were sold. The rich soil and ample water has enabled the very extensive garden to be established over the last 30 years.