Little Mountain, QLD 4551

We looked at some properties here before setting elsewhere. It just had that undeniable ‘Estate’ feel where your neighbours can see and hear your conversations, and you’re all just too close to each other. Most houses were tenanted and we just couldn’t stand the ‘feel’. Lots of talk about break ins from people we know who live there.

this used to be lovely now full of ghetto housing estates like caravan parks! Roads too narrow & the residents here park on the road and get fined if parked on the verge so fire trucks/ambos and bin man can't get through! So much crime now with the ghettos here and the new estates. you only have to drive down the streets to see all the security cameras up and get on the local community pages to read the crime rate! police always in Little Mountain now! Over priced packed out!

I have really enjoyed living here since moving from Buderim. There are so many walking tracks and parks, my son and I love feeding the ducks and swans at the lake in Ivadale. Our Neighbours are friendly and we have twice yearly Neighborhood get togethers. I also love living so close to the beach, the highway and to all amenities, Little Mountain is great!

Just great, close to everything, quite. The next big thing

This is a great place to raise a family, or to be close and far enough away from everything.
Ten minutes to the beach
Ten minutes to the Bruce Highway
Five minutes to Nicklin Way
15 minutes to the Sunshine Coast Hospital.
Little Mountain is a peaceful, friendly, family area and set just off all the main roads but close enough that you don’t feel fatigued by the time you get there. Blocks are a good size, and the area is beautiful, kept clean by home owners and the council.

Nice spot to live very close to everything you need and beach

Where we live is near lakes, schools, parks, trees, convenience stores and its not far from the beach. I have seen this place grow over the past 13 years and its become a place with a good name. House prices have maintained well and they have been climbing steadily. I have seen swans in these lakes which have migrated from time to time.

my partner and i brought a house in little mountain 2 years ago and the growth just in that time has been unbelievable... we now have 2 medical centers 2 little shopping centers schools 2 large child care centers and still growing ... but at the same time so many parks, lakes and walking tracks.. have been built ... great for the kids and the dogs
,, we have Currimundi shopping center at one end Caloundra at the other.. easy access to Bruce hwy ,, race course and a number of beaches .. what more could one ask for...

"Little Mountain"is a general term for the postal area yet it consists of vastly different parts.The original part of Little Mountain is Sugarbag Road with its winding road, large blocks (some rather steep) and parts of it affording great views of the coast and Caloundra city. The next part (originally developed as "The Three Worlds of Little Mountain") to the south of Caloundra Road consists of larger blocks (i.e. 1/2 to 2 acres) and rated as Rural Residential , sports bigger than normal homes in a long established spacious and well treed setting .The latest development of Little Mountain, prevously know as "Parklands"and " Ïvadale Lakes", offers smaller blocks, close proximity housing and greater movement of residents. It's main benefit (?) is close proximity to schools and a proposed shopping centre.

Lived here for 5 years, great location easy access to Bruce Highway, Some of the best beaches in SE Qld are only 5km's away. Feels like a big country town, neighbours in my area are great and contrary to the other comment, I have no housing commission near me - atleast not that I know of! Meridan school is great and very community oriented, kids are very happy there. Have Aldi and other larger supermarkets within 5 km's also, public transport available - bus can take you to Landsborough railway station less than 20 mins away.