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Situated high in the rainforest zone of Queensland's beautiful Scenic Rim, 'Telemon Orchards' is an easy drive from Beaudesert, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The views from this lofty position are quite simply breathtaking, you can gaze for hours at the surrounding valleys and the majestic mountain ranges, including the soaring peaks of Mt Barney and Mt Maroon. Sunsets are spectacular and at night you can see the twinkling lights of Brisbane in the distance.
The property has been owned by the same family for more than 40 years, and is currently a finger lime farm, with 4,700 finger lime trees. This beautiful setting has also hosted sell-out luncheons for the popular 'Eat Local Week.'
Included in the 13.42 Hectare farm are two, very well presented and comfortable 3-bedroom homes plus a separate 3-bedroom apartment. There is a large packing shed, a cool room, two solar systems, diesel generators, a dam, two bores, tractors, slashers, and other necessary farming equipment.
The property sits on the border of Queensland and NSW and backs onto the Border Ranges National Park, where there are hiking trails through the pristine rainforest and waterfalls. While this is a successful farm, it also presents an extraordinary lifestyle and opportunity to expand the accommodation to make it into an eco-tourism paradise or weekend vacation destination as an extra outlet for income. The location is stunning and with no neighbours, the farm is completely private and peaceful. It's a place where you will instantly relaxed and connected with nature. When supplies are needed, the town of Rathdowney is within easy reach and the Scenic Rim continues to develop and thrive, becoming a renowned mecca for foodies and tourists.
This is a generational opportunity to acquire a much loved and often admired property of rare natural beauty. There is also enormous potential for further development and this would be an extraordinary site for an eco-resort.
For further information, please contact Tim Douglas.
