Set in the picturesque Upper Glastonbury valley, this exceptional 204.64-hectare (505-acre) rural holding across two Freehold Titles presents an outstanding opportunity to secure a highly productive property in one of the Gympie region's tightly held farming districts. With permanent water, fertile creek flats, quality grazing country and a comfortable family home, this is a property that has proven its versatility for generations.
The welcoming timber residence offers three bedrooms and comfortable country living, complemented by an enclosed front verandah that provides the perfect space for a sleepout, office or sunroom. The home features one bathroom, rainwater storage, solar power, outdoor laundry which includes an additional shower and toilet, and a fully fenced house yard, while the adjacent three-bay enclosed shed with two roller doors providing excellent practicality for everyday rural living. An original timber barn adds further character and storage.
Water security is a defining feature of this impressive holding. A 48ML Water Licence from permanent Glastonbury Creek, substantial natural waterholes, three dams and a 50,000-litre header tank feeding a ring-main system with hydrants via a 50mm underground mainline ensure reliable water throughout the property. This modernised system can be conveniently operated remotely via a digital app, while newly upgraded switchboards and a new power line to the creek pump site further enhance efficiency.
The productive country showcases fertile black soil creek flats transitioning into rich red scrub soils, supporting improved pastures including Rhodes grass, blue grass, green panic and Wynn cassia. Approximately 16 hectares of Rhodes grass, established within the past two years, is currently producing quality hay, while the property has a long and successful history as a dairy farm, small crop enterprise and highly regarded grazing operation.
Designed for efficient livestock management, the property is divided into five electric-fenced paddocks and five barbed-wire paddocks, complemented by quality cattle yards with crush. The country consistently carries quality breeding cattle while producing well-grown young stock, demonstrating the strength and productivity of this proven grazing operation.
Adding to its appeal, the eastern boundary adjoins Marys Creek State Forest, providing a picturesque backdrop and enhanced privacy. With bitumen road frontage to Glastonbury Creek Road, additional access from Pratt Road to both the northern and eastern boundaries, quiet surrounds and neighbouring quality grazing properties, accessibility is as impressive as the landscape.
Offering permanent water, productive soils, modern infrastructure and exceptional versatility, this is a rare opportunity to secure a premium rural holding capable of supporting grazing, hay production, cropping or future agricultural expansion. Properties of this calibre in Upper Glastonbury are seldom offered to the market, making this an investment in both lifestyle and long-term productivity.
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The size of Upper Glastonbury is approximately 141.3 square kilometres. There are 2 parks, covering nearly 51.9% of the total area. The population of Upper Glastonbury in 2016 was 49 people. By 2021 the population was 56 showing a population growth of 14.3% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Upper Glastonbury is 40-49 years. Households in Upper Glastonbury are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying $1400 - $1799 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Upper Glastonbury work in a managers occupation.In 2021, 52.90% of the homes in Upper Glastonbury were owner-occupied compared with 56.30% in 2016.
Upper Glastonbury has 35 properties. As at 31 July 2026:
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