This charming and full of character Queenslander has plenty of room for the whole family with house and acreage.

The acreage:

The property is situated on a total of 3.19ha and could possibly facilitate livestock or horses. The land is flat so there is endless possibilities which may suit your requirements with this land.

All inspections of the land must be completed by the potential applicant and accept it as is, as the condition and fencing condition is not known. The land maintenance is the tenant’s responsibility.

The home:

Comprising of 4 good size bedrooms the enclosed sunroom has built in cupboards only.

There is an additional smaller room which could be used as an office, kids play room or small 5th bedroom if needed.

The formal lounge at the centre of the home leads out to an enclosed small sunroom making it a perfect sitting room to have your morning coffee and breakfast taking the peaceful country surrounds.

Open plan kitchen and dining area with plenty of cupboard space and a huge pantry. Off the kitchen area you have a huge storage room plus the separate toilet.

The bathroom has been renovated and comprises of a shower over a bath and combined laundry area.

High ceilings, VJ board panelling, timber floors, enclosed sunrooms, quirky colour scheme and heritage details are all charming features of this home.

The home has a lovely front veranda to sit out on and relax after a hard day at work.

There is a double lock up shed for plenty of storage.

Flat block for kids to play and pets will be considered on application.

Town water and any excess water charges for this property will apply.

Be quick to register for an inspection today.

Rural Property Management Experience Required

Applicants must be able to demonstrate previous experience in the management and maintenance of acreage or rural properties. This property is best suited to tenants who understand the responsibilities associated with caring for large rural holdings and who have the skills, equipment, and capacity to undertake routine land management activities. Please note that the purchase, introduction, or keeping of livestock solely for the purpose of property maintenance or vegetation control is not sufficient.

Typical Rural Property Management Responsibilities Include:

Monitoring and managing weed growth and pest infestations.
Maintaining fence lines and reporting any damage or deterioration.
Slashing or maintaining grassed areas to reduce fire risk and vegetation overgrowth.
Keeping access roads, tracks, and gateways clear and serviceable.
Monitoring water infrastructure, including tanks, troughs, and pumps (where applicable).
Reporting fallen trees, erosion, drainage issues, or other land management concerns promptly.
Managing rubbish, debris, and general property presentation.
Taking reasonable steps to minimise fire hazards and maintain defensible spaces around improvements.
Preventing unauthorised access, dumping, or activities that may damage the property.
Complying with any land management requirements specified within the tenancy agreement and local council.

Applicants will be asked to provide evidence of previous experience managing acreage, grazing, or other rural properties as part of the application assessment process.

Please enquire online or call TK Property on 1800875875 for more information.

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