The 4-year-old home is a perfect example of sustainable design, blending natural materials like ironbark timber and rammed earth walls to create a warm, energy-efficient living space. The home captures breathtaking views of the Great Dividing Range, Mount Greville and surrounding farm land, with three pavilions connected by a wide wraparound verandah, making it ideal for those seeking a peaceful and functional rural property.

Key Features:

Sustainable Home Design:
Built with ironbark timber and rammed earth walls, providing thermal mass and energy efficiency
Open-plan main pavilion with entertainer's kitchen, large living/dining area, and butler's pantry and fire place
Master suite with stunning views, walk-in robe, ensuite, and private sundeck
Guest/kids pavilion with two bedrooms, lounge, bathroom, and kitchenette cabinetry

Functional Kitchen & Living:
Induction cooktop, electric oven, and butler's pantry with sink
High-quality appliances, concrete and wood-topped island benches, and built-in BBQ

Extensive Infrastructure:
550m airstrip, large 18m x 18m hangar, and a 14m x 24m machinery shed
Steel cattle yards, 3 paddocks with troughs, and a large dam with a jetty
Fully fenced house yard with bitumen driveway and double carport
18kw solar power system and automatic irrigation for the gardens

Water:
2 x 14,000L rainwater tanks, 26,000L bore water tank, and a large dam with jetty
Bore with 4,000 gallons per hour and year-round flowing springs

Land and Location:
Rolling forest country with native and improved pastures, ideal for grazing and livestock has been extensively stick raked and is divided into 3 paddocks
Conveniently located 10 minutes from Aratula, 25 minutes from Boonah, and 1hr 20 minutes from Brisbane

Gardens:
Raised vegetable and herb gardens, citrus orchard, and fruit trees
Fully fenced house yard with pop-up lawn sprinklers and irrigation systems