LOT 1 Costelloe Road, Laceys Creek QLD 4521

Attention adventure seekers and nature lovers: this extraordinary 195-acre bushland block in Laceys Creek offers the best of all worlds. Whether you're into 4WDs, trail bikes, hiking or birdwatching, this unique parcel is your ticket to total immersion in nature – and it's just 10 minutes from all the delights in nearby Dayboro village.

Privately tucked away yet surprisingly accessible, the block features a driveway already cut in, along with a prepared level pad that gives a head start on your dream getaway.

The property is set up for off-grid living or weekend escapes, with multiple storage spaces, a more than ample 250,000L rainwater tank and a solar power setup complete with a Tesla battery. A seasonal creek also weaves through the landscape. There's a car cover and shipping containers in place, giving you immediate utility while you plan your next steps.

Surrounded by untouched natural bushland, this scenic haven offers endless opportunities – from camping and eco-tourism to a secluded future home (*STCA). The elevated sections capture sweeping views through the trees, while the sprawling terrain delivers space, serenity and serious adventure potential.

Property highlights:
- LOT 1 REGISTERED PLAN 173737
- 195 acres of natural bush just 10 min from Dayboro
- Cleared pad with driveway access, multiple tracks & trails
- A seasonal creek running through the property
- Solar setup with Tesla battery & 250,000L rainwater tank
- Car cover and multiple storage containers onsite
- Secluded, peaceful and packed with future potential
- Scope for camping, adventure or a new acreage home (*STCA).


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