26 Aspect Way

Glass House Mountains QLD 4518

*Approx. 275sqm home on a 1,631sqm block
*Four carpeted bedrooms with built-ins and ceiling fans
*Master suite with walk-through wardrobe and ensuite
*Main bathroom with bath
*Separate laundry
*High ceilings
*Ducted air-conditioning
*Gas cooktop and large oven
*Step-free entry
*Single-level living
*Brick construction with rendered front and Colourbond roof
*Remote double garage
*Built in 2020
*Excellent condition
*Smoke alarms
*Lots of storage

Finishing Touches

*18.26kW solar system
*Alfresco entertaining area with fan
*Side access
*Timber boundary fencing
*Low-maintenance yard
*Three-phase power connected outdoors
*Space for caravans, boats and trailers
*Town water
T*own sewerage
*Town stormwater
*NBN Fibre to the Premises available at the property
Feature Summary

Set on a generous 1,631sqm allotment in a quiet Glass House Mountains setting, this modern single-level home delivers the scale, flexibility and ease that so many family buyers are searching for. With four bedrooms, multiple internal living zones, high ceilings, ducted air-conditioning, a substantial 18.26kW solar system and genuine room for caravans, boats and trailers, this is a property that combines comfort with real everyday practicality. The mountain outlook, peaceful street presence and low-maintenance yard only strengthen the appeal.
Location Advantages

One of the strongest selling points here is the balance between hinterland calm and genuine day-to-day convenience. Glass House Mountains can be perceived as rural, but this address remains closely connected to essential services. The local township centre includes IGA at 7 Reed Street, the Glass House Mountains rail station on Reed Street, TerryWhite Chemmart at 9 Bruce Parade, and the Glass House Mountains LPO at 11 Bruce Parade, while the larger Beerwah shopping precinct offers Woolworths, Fresh & Save, K hub and specialty retail nearby. That means buyers can enjoy a quieter, more spacious setting without giving up practical access to groceries, public transport, pharmacy, post and broader shopping.
Points of Interest Nearby

Glass House Mountains State School approx. 1.49km
Beerwah State High School approx. 3.32km
Glasshouse Christian College approx. 3.42km
Glass House Mountains station approx. 1.1km from the property by coordinate comparison, with regular Translink rail services from Reed Street
Glass House Mountains village conveniences including IGA, pharmacy and post office approx. 1.2km to the Bruce Parade / Reed Street service precinct by coordinate comparison and address matching
Beerwah Marketplace & Beerwah Village approx. 4.0km from the property by coordinate comparison, with Woolworths, Fresh & Save and K hub in the centre
Shell OTR Glass House Mountains Outbound nearby 24-hour fuel, shop and amenities on the Bruce Highway northbound
Why Youll Love This Home

This property stands out because it offers far more than just a modern home on a large block. It gives buyers a functional single-level layout, multiple family zones, strong energy efficiency through the solar system, excellent storage, side-access flexibility and space for the vehicles and lifestyle equipment that are often difficult to accommodate in newer estates. Just as importantly, it does all of that while remaining close to schooling, township services, rail and broader retail in neighbouring Beerwah.

Buyer Search Q&A

Is there bushfire overlay information to be aware of?
Available property overlay data currently shows no bushfire overlay detected for 26 Aspect Way, with the overlay dataset there last updated on 22 December 2025.

Is there flood overlay information to be aware of?
Available property overlay data also currently shows no flood overlay detected for the property. As always, buyers should still confirm this through their solicitor or a current council property search as part of formal due diligence.

Are there possible council restrictions buyers should still check?
Yes. The property is recorded there as Lot 12 on SP319165 within Sunshine Coast Regional Council, and buyers considering any secondary dwelling, dual-living adaptation or future redevelopment should verify current planning controls, approvals and use rights directly with council before making assumptions.

What makes Glass House Mountains attractive for buyers who do not know the area well?
It offers the breathing room, outlook and lower-density feel of a hinterland address, but still retains practical access to local groceries, pharmacy, post, rail, schools, fuel and the larger Beerwah shopping precinct. That blend of lifestyle and usability is a major part of the suburbs appeal.

Lifestyle and Convenience

For buyers who want modern family living without the tighter feel of smaller suburban blocks, this home hits an appealing middle ground. You have room to move, room to store, room to park and room to entertain, all within a setting that still connects well to everyday essentials. The nearby township services, schooling options, train access and Beerwah retail hub help show that this is not isolation dressed up as lifestyle. It is a practical hinterland base with genuine convenience behind it.