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33 Swagmans Ridge
Chatsworth QLD 4570

Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 3
Car spaces: 5
Land area: 4109m2
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Property Details for 33 Swagmans Rdge, Chatsworth

33 Swagmans Rdge, Chatsworth is a 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom House with 5 parking spaces. The property has a land size of 4109m2. While the property is not currently for sale or for rent, it was last sold in January 2025.

Building Type
House
Land Size
4109m2
Local Government
Gympie Regional
Lot/Plan
69/SP328631

Last Listing description (September 2026)

33 Swagmans Ridge, Chatsworth

Where Chatsworth's History Meets a New Generation

There are places where the landscape tells a story.

Chatsworth is one of them.

Long before contemporary acreage estates, architectural homes and the convenience of modern Gympie were part of everyday life, this country was shaped by timber, gold and farming.

In the late 1860s, the surrounding district was transformed by the Gympie gold rush. By 1868, a sawmill had already been established at Chatsworth, supplying timber for the rapidly growing goldfields. In 1869, gold was discovered at Chatsworth itself, bringing miners, stores, coaches and new settlement into a district that had only recently been largely covered in standing scrub.

As the gold era faded, Chatsworth evolved again.

The forests gave way to farms, dairy country, orchards and productive agricultural properties. Families established themselves here for generations, and the district became part of the broader farming landscape that helped sustain Gympie long after the great gold rushes had passed. Historical accounts from the early 1900s describe farms, crops, dairy cattle, fruit growing and timber being hauled through the district.

Today, the character of Chatsworth has changed but its connection to the land remains.

And from an elevated position within this established acreage setting, 33 Swagmans Ridge captures that sense of place in an entirely contemporary way.

A Home Above the Landscape

Set privately on approximately 4,109m, this substantial contemporary residence has been designed around one of the things that has always made elevated country so desirable the outlook.

From the home, the landscape opens towards the mountains and rolling countryside beyond.

It is a view that changes with the light.

Morning brings the soft colours of the hinterland. As the day progresses, the mountains and surrounding countryside become the backdrop to family life, entertaining and quiet moments at home. At dusk, the outlook takes on an entirely different character.

This is acreage living without the isolation.

It is a private, sophisticated home where the scale and space of a country property meet the convenience of being close to Gympie and everyday amenities.

Designed for More Than One Generation

Some homes are designed for a particular stage of life.

This one has been designed with the future in mind.

With approximately 400m of internal living, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, multiple living zones, a dedicated office and separate accommodation areas, the floorplan lends itself naturally to multigenerational living.

Parents can enjoy privacy.

Children can have their own retreat.

Guests can stay comfortably without taking over the main living areas.

And as families change over time, the home has the flexibility to change with them.

The privately positioned master suite creates a genuine retreat, complete with expansive walk-in wardrobe, luxurious ensuite, dual vanities, double walk-in shower and outdoor bath.

At the opposite end of the residence, additional bedrooms, a private ensuite bedroom and dedicated media room create a separate family and guest wing.

For a family with adult children, visiting parents or frequent guests, that separation can become one of the most valuable features of the home.

A Home for Business Owners

The modern country lifestyle increasingly means working from home but working from home does not have to mean working in the middle of family life.

At 33 Swagmans Ridge, a dedicated home office sits within the private master and corporate wing of the residence.

For business owners, executives, professionals and entrepreneurs, it provides a defined workspace away from the main living areas.

Close enough to home to enjoy the lifestyle.

Separate enough to conduct business.

It is a subtle feature, but one that becomes increasingly important for those looking to combine a successful professional life with genuine space, privacy and an acreage environment.

The Heart of the Home

At the centre of the residence is an impressive open-plan kitchen, living and dining area beneath soaring ceilings.

The kitchen is designed for people who actually use their kitchen generous bench space, premium appliances, extensive storage and a substantial butler's pantry create a practical centrepiece for everyday family life and entertaining.

And then the doors open.

The distinction between inside and outside begins to disappear.

Large glass sliding doors connect the central living areas with the expansive alfresco pavilion and pool terrace, creating a natural setting for long lunches, family celebrations and evenings with friends.

Your Own Private Resort

Beyond the living areas, the home takes on the feeling of a private hinterland retreat.

A substantial covered alfresco area provides year-round outdoor living, while the 4m x 10m concrete in-ground swimming pool creates a resort-style centrepiece for summer afternoons.

The surrounding landscaping and elevated outlook reinforce the sense that this is more than simply an acreage home.

It is a place to slow down.

A place where children can grow up with room to move.

A place where grandparents can be part of family life without sacrificing independence.

And a place where weekends can feel like holidays without leaving home.

Space for the Things That Matter

For acreage buyers, space is often about more than land.

It is about what that space allows you to do.

The property provides a triple lock-up garage with epoxy-coated flooring, complemented by a separate double lock-up shed.

Five secure vehicle spaces create possibilities for the collector, enthusiast, business owner or family with recreational equipment.

It could accommodate luxury vehicles, watercraft, trailers, workshop equipment or business inventory providing the kind of storage that is increasingly difficult to find within conventional residential environments.

Acreage Living, Reconsidered

There is another buyer for whom 33 Swagmans Ridge may hold particular appeal.

The acreage downsizer.

Not everyone looking for a smaller, easier lifestyle wants to give up space, views or quality.

For those leaving a larger rural property, this residence offers the opportunity to retain the feeling of acreage living while moving into a highly considered home that requires considerably less land management.

You can leave the larger farm behind without leaving the landscape behind.

You can have the views, privacy, garden, pool and entertaining spaces without the scale of a property that demands your every weekend.

It is a different kind of downsizing.

One based on **quality rather than compromise**.

From Goldfields to Modern Hinterland Living

There is something fitting about the story of Chatsworth.

The district has continually reinvented itself.

Gold brought the first great wave of settlement.

Timber helped build the region.

Farming and dairy established generations of families.

And today, the same landscape attracts people looking for something altogether different space, privacy, connection to nature and a better way to live.

33 Swagmans Ridge belongs to this latest chapter.

It is a home built for contemporary family life, but its greatest asset remains something that cannot be manufactured: its relationship with the landscape.
Here, the mountains remain in the distance.

The countryside remains beyond the glass.

And the sense of space that has defined this part of Chatsworth for generations remains very much intact.

A Home for the Next Chapter

Whether you are looking for a multi-generational family home in Chatsworth, a sophisticated acreage residence close to Gympie, a private base for a business owner or professional working from home, or an exceptional acreage downsizer property with mountain views, 33 Swagmans Ridge offers a rare combination of scale, architecture, privacy and lifestyle.

This is not simply a house on an acreage block.

It is a home positioned within a landscape with a story and an opportunity for its next owners to write their own chapter.

33 Swagmans Ridge, Chatsworth.

A contemporary hinterland residence.

An elevated acreage lifestyle.

A place for family, business, entertaining and the generations that follow.

If a view that connects you to the country beyond speaks to you contact Nathan Beasley of the Beasley Premiere Property Team Today.

Property History for 33 Swagmans Rdge, Chatsworth, QLD 4570

A timeline of how this property has performed in the market
Last Sold
$350,000
10 Jan 2025
  • 01 Jul 2026
    Listed for Sale Mid-High $1 Million Range
  • 04 Feb 2026
    Listed for Sale Offers Over $2,070,000
  • 20 May 2025
    Listed for Sale $1,950,000 - Brand new luxury built home
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About Chatsworth 4570

The size of Chatsworth is approximately 31.0 square kilometres. There is 1 park, covering nearly 17.8% of the total area. The population of Chatsworth in 2016 was 1055 people. By 2021 the population was 1353 showing a population growth of 28.2% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Chatsworth is 60-69 years. Households in Chatsworth are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1400 - $1799 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Chatsworth work in a clerical occupation.In 2021, 85.10% of the homes in Chatsworth were owner-occupied compared with 83.80% in 2016.

Chatsworth has 787 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Chatsworth have seen a 85.64% increase in median value, while Units have seen a -27.55% decrease. As at 31 August 2026:

  • The median value for Houses in Chatsworth is $1,057,528 while the median value for Units is $881,608.
  • Houses have a median rent of $400.
There are currently 11 properties listed for sale, and no properties listed for rent in Chatsworth on OnTheHouse. According to Cotality's data, 33 properties were sold in the past 12 months in Chatsworth.

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