A 20-acre lifestyle & horse property on Bunya Highway, Murgon, under 2 hours from Noosa's main beach or Rainbow Beach.
The property has been many things including a dairy farm, small crops, a retail nursery outlet and a horse lover's block. Bunya Cottage is the perfect lifestyle block for those wanting open space with all the services and still enough room to keep horses, a few head of cattle or to grow as much of your own fruit, vegetables and livestock to be self sufficient.
ONE MINUTE TO TOWN with a two dams, rainwater tanks and all town services including town water, power, telephone and rubbish collection provide a range of options for future use including B&B, cellar door, vineyard or olive grove or simply as a lifestyle block big enough for the kids, horses and motorbikes.
An original 1900's Federation Cottage, originally with an L-shaped verandah that is now closed in, waiting to be opened up again. The central bedroom had French doors opening on to the verandah and a second bedroom off the kitchen. Further rooms downstairs were added and approved under Council. The owners plans were to restore the cottage to original, remove all external structures and bring the cottage back to it's original former glory.
The property is divided into five fenced paddocks, 4 stables and some new fencing provide the foundation for new owners to make their own improvements. Recent plantings in the house block of a range of fruit trees including lemons, limes, finger limes, mandarins, oranges, peach, pear, macadamia, avocado, olives, grapes, blueberry, raspberry and mulberry are ready for blooming in Spring. More than 50 native trees and shrubs also planted in late Summer that will benefit from the recent rain and will thrive in Spring. Great VJ walls and wide pine floorboards that are ready for sanding and polishing. Some renovations have been started.
There is a significant range of building and landscaping materials available by separate negotiation including VJ boards, wide pine floorboards to match existing, French doors and windows, casement windows, colonial doors, sinks, pavers, bricks, larger timber beams and much more in containers on the property.
