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5-9 Weeroona Avenue
Macleay Island QLD 4184

Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Car spaces: 1
Floor area: 387m2
Land area: 4047m2
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Property Details for 5-9 Weeroona Ave, Macleay Island

5-9 Weeroona Ave, Macleay Island is a 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom House with 1 parking spaces and was built in 1991. The property has a land size of 4047m2 and floor size of 387m2. While the property is not currently for sale or for rent, it was last sold in July 2024.

Building Type
House
Year Built
1991
Floor Size
387m2
Land Size
4047m2
Local Government
Redland
Lot/Plan
26/RP126474

Last Listing description (August 2024)

If youve been searching for the perfect acreage estate to raise your family, or looking for an island get-away to make a lifetime of memories and tradition, Emu House has it all!

Located half-way-up Macleay Island, on the East-side overlooking Perulpa Bay and North Stradbroke Island, youll find this rare island acreage, awaiting its next chapter.

On arrival, youll be drawn to the imposing brick-and-timber residence sitting in the middle of this 4047m2 fully-fenced acre, surrounded by mature shady trees; lush mulched gardens; privacy hedges; a terraced lawn for long-lunches; and a vine-covered country fence, with an eclectic letter box adding colour to this amazing property.

Double-gated entries flank each side of the wide frontage, with gravel drives leading to dedicated parking bays, the carport and plenty of open parking for larger recreational vehicles. A circular drive to the rear and another at the front, allows easy turning for heavier horse-floats, caravans and boats.

THE MAIN HOUSE

Taking the best features of both Colonial and Queenslander styles, this double-storey, 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home offers an abundance of formal and informal living, spilling out to a timber deck with coastal views, upstairs and casual entertaining, downstairs, complete with romantic outdoor dining and BBQ area.

The sound of trickling water greets you, instantly making you feel relaxed. Quirky wrought-iron pedestrian gates and timber screening, lead you along gravel paths to the grand dual-staircase up to the main house, via fragrant plantings and lacy foliage in the secure fenced area circling the house, making it safe for children and pets.

Double-sliders near the fountain allow easy access to the lower level, revealing an oversized rumpus area and self-contained granny-flat with private entry, to the left. More on that, later.

Upstairs

The full-length timber deck frames the home with a bull-nose verandah and offers the perfect place to take-in the water views. A sunny alcove provides a sunny nook for breakfast, or perhaps linger in the afternoon for a nap on the cosy daybed. Notice the amazing up-cycled windowit was once a door!

With so many features to list in this lovingly restored home, heres a summary:
Open-plan formal living & dining with tiled floors & air-con
Casual sitting with fireplace
French-doors to deck from lounge & 2 front bedrooms
Picture windows overlook grounds
Teal kitchen cabinetry with pantry, breakfast bar & servery
5-hob gas cooktop, wall-oven & dishwasher
High ceilings with ceiling roses
Wainscoting(half-timbered) walls in living
Timber architraves & features over doorways
Eucalypt-toned walls for contrast
4 bedrooms (built-ins, carpets, master has walkthrough robe to ensuite)
Hobby-room (bed-4) has timber-look vinyl floors
Separate toilet
Full family bathroom with tub/shower over, vanity & internal laundry
Water views

Downstairs

Taking the internal stairs down to the rumpus, youll be overwhelmed by the size of the open area. The practical painted concrete floors are ideal for easy living and can be hosed down after parties or pet accidents. Area rugs delineate the spaces, carving it up for multiple uses, such as:

Home-business with separate entrance
Billiard room with darts & bar
Study area, to the side
Media space
Casual entertaining area with outdoor access to rustic dining
Teenager hang-out
Music studio
Yoga retreat
Childrens play area

Step outside via any of the four-sets of sliding doorstwo to the front and two to the rear. Out front, a paved area connects a covered entertaining zone to an atmospheric space made from recycled windows, timber walls, a chandelier over a mulched-floor and barn-doors, which can be opened onto the rear-yard for ventilation and light. Imagine the dinner parties here?

If this isnt enough, theres an adjoining self-contained unit on the other side, which has a private entrance and can be locked-off from the rumpus and main house, by internal doors.

THE SELF-CONTAINED FLAT

What was once a double-garage has been converted to a huge granny-flat with a separate bedroom, laundry (check-out the refurbished antique double-washtub), bathroom and open-plan living with kitchenette, plus an office.

Theres level access from the secure side-entrance with parking and an exclusive-use fenced yard. The brick and timber walls give it a special ambiance with feature barn-doors and concrete floors for low maintenance.

This space opens-up many options as a separate residence, to:
generate passive income
provide a dedicated area for live-in help
accommodate a caretaker when youre not on the island
offer guests private living quarters
give teenagers independence
allow accessible living arrangements

Or, you could combine the flat with the downstairs rumpus to create an enormous dual-residence.

THE GROUNDS

As you amble outdoors, theres still more to explore. An oasis of green envelopes you with frilly ferns, palms, vines and creepers, guiding you along magical pathways with secret gardens and unexpected sculptures.

The mulched, low-maintenance grounds are perfect for the fruit-bearing trees which provide a seasonal harvest of star fruit, mango, macadamia, Brazilian grapes, passionfruit and more.

Exotic species dot the perimeter, while delightful structures are peppered about the estate, including:
Bathhouse, with white windows all around from Margate Church Hallsimply gorgeous
Hexagonal Bird aviary
Walk-in coop (chook & rooster included!)
Greenhousefor propagation & nurturing seedlings
Hardwood timber shed on concrete pad, fully-lined with workbenches, windows & barn-doors
Bore with new pump
Solar (10kw) with booster

Even with all this, theres still scope to improve the estate. Why not add a saltwater pool; lawn tennis-court out the front; a pony stable; or a large-scale shed up the back? Theres room for everything!

Close to all island services, shops and recreational activities, youll be spoilt for choice; if ever you want to escape this magnificent property!

All Vendor furniture (good quality and some fine antiques) are up for separate negotiation, including the whitegoods.

Like an emu, run fast to secure this nest egg.

Call Amy Todd on 0456 843 217 to inspect Emu House, then sit tight while incubating your dreams for this unique acreage.

Fun Fact: It takes 56 days for an emu egg to hatch AND the male sits on it, for the duration!

Property History for 5-9 Weeroona Ave, Macleay Island, QLD 4184

A timeline of how this property has performed in the market
Last Sold
$872,750
06 Jul 2024
Listed for Rent
$370/w
09 Nov 2018
  • 06 Jul 2024
    Sold for $872,750
  • 16 Apr 2024
    Listed for Sale $879,950 - Under Contract
  • 28 Jun 2019
    Sold for $450,000
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About Macleay Island 4184

The size of Macleay Island is approximately 7.2 square kilometres. There are 9 parks, covering nearly 6.2% of the total area. The population of Macleay Island in 2016 was 2681 people. By 2021 the population was 3193 showing a population growth of 19.1% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Macleay Island is 60-69 years. Households in Macleay Island are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Macleay Island work in a trades occupation.In 2021, 73.70% of the homes in Macleay Island were owner-occupied compared with 64.40% in 2016.

Macleay Island has 3,938 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Macleay Island have seen a 104.16% increase in median value. As at 31 May 2026:

  • The median value for Houses in Macleay Island is $617,941 while the median value for Units is $881,066.
  • Houses have a median rent of $490.
There are currently 94 properties listed for sale, and 9 properties listed for rent in Macleay island on OnTheHouse. According to Cotality's data, 299 properties were sold in the past 12 months in Macleay island.

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