251 Corks Pocket Road Reesville, QLD 4552

A down to earth retreat in God's own country. Much loved and admired family home and lifestyle property painstakingly established by the original owners now needs to be sold.

Handcrafted by first class local tradesmen, the character home has been planned to perfection for sustainability and to make the most of the sunny North aspect. Broad sheltered sun decks and full length verandah offer protection for relaxing outdoors and viewing over the lush gardens to the protective backdrop of surrounding native gums.

The warmth and rich patina from the blend of solid timber joinery and feature walls greet you with open hospitality as you step inside the home, welcomed by a volume of open space and the charm of cosy wood heating. Serviced by three double bedrooms, ensuite to main and study, the home suits all new comers from the growing family to the busy retiree to relish the country in comfort.

Set on 4.9 fully fenced acres of space and privacy, you can enjoy a self-sufficient life with many rural pursuits available. With holding yards and paddocks in place, and generous dam water supply to run a few cattle, add or agist the pony or grow produce, it has so many options.

Complete with a large steel shed and workshop, it lends itself also to the home business operator, serious hobbyist or artisan to be creative and generate an income without the inconvenience of leaving home.

Daily visits from friendly king parrots, butcher birds, wallabies and resident koalas will highlight your days as you keep in touch with nature at its best.

Situated within minutes of central Maleny, the property is located at Reesville, a special elevated enclave with a wealth of natural beauty on the Blackall Range shared with rich farmland properties, breathtaking valley to mountain views, health retreat, guest accommodation, antiques and artisan's.

| 4.9 acres (1.98ha) - fully fenced
| Enviable self-sufficient & sustainable lifestyle
| 3-bay steel shed, artisan's workshop
| Productive gardens with dam water supply
| Run a few cattle, add a pony, grow some produce