366 Mountain View Road

Maleny QLD 4552

Showcasing high ceilings with decorative plasterwork typical of the period, original hardwood floorboards, sunrooms, casement windows and art deco-style doors with undeniable vintage charm, the three-bedroom home provides a unique canvas for transformation.

If a full-scale renovation project isn't your preference, the serene nature of this parcel, combined with its picturesque outlook and prime location, may make it the ideal blank canvas for realizing your dream home in the future.

Key Highlights:
Prime Mountain View Road location
1930s Queenslander with character and charm in largely original condition
Rural zoned 1-acre allotment
Beautiful views over a neighbouring lake and rolling farmland
Ideal northern orientation and a sheltered position
Established fruit trees including peach, mandarin, grapefruit, cumquat and mulberry
Existing 40,000lt rainwater tank storage
Lockable weatherproof shed and undercroft store-room
The property includes a portion of the lake spillway and wall, ensuring a consistent supply of permanent non-potable water

Under 5 minutes to main street Maleny, 35 minutes to the beautiful beaches of the Sunshine Coast and 60 minutes to Brisbane airport, the location could not be better!

Don't miss this opportunity to create your dream Maleny retreat in this sought-after location.
Contact the team at RE/MAX Hinterland today to explore the potential that awaits you.

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