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Description: 2 bedroom home on 16.62 ha (41.069 acre) with rainforest walks, seasonal creek with rock pools and waterfall.
This home is in harmony with its natural surrounds. It has an EPA approved and professionally installed 24 volt solar system. This is comprised of 5 x 175 watt Conergy panels, Exide RP 1080 energy store, a Plasmatronics PL40 regulator, an integrated Woods D2430 battery charger and a Latronics 1200 watt 240 volt sine wave inverter which has a surge capacity of 3600 watts.
The 54m2 home is only 12 months old and has a 3m full length hardwood deck at the front. It is stumped on steel and there are 6 hardwood steps for access. The house frame is also steel and is externally clad in iron. Both bedrooms have built in robes. It is fully insect screened and features louvers in the lounge.
Further in harmony with nature is the Nature Loo which is a real water saver. Hot water is provided via a Bosch instantaneous system.
Within the open plan living area is the modern kitchen with island preparation bench. All bench tops are rough edge hardwood slabs and look simply divine. The stove is an upright Chef select.
Adjacent to the home is a carport and another adjoins the battery room a short distance away.
Rainwater is collected in 2 x 7,500 gallon poly tanks at the house. There is an additional 600 gallon header tank used for the fern house. A large dam has recently been constructed and this irrigates via a petrol pump to the central landscaped garden that is a feature on arrival and from the verandah.
Guests can be accommodated in a 16ft caravan a short distance from the home. Nearby is a chook pen.
Alternatively, at the front of the property is a 6m site office and container. A breezeway with concrete floor has been constructed between. This would make for an excellent teenage retreat or care takers residence. It has 2,600 gallon of independent rainwater storage.
The property is fenced on two sides. Neighbours are not visible. The front third of the property is zoned white (non remnant vegetation) while the beautiful sections at the rear are light pink (sub-dominantly endangered).
The township of Lowmead is 80km from Bundaberg and 48km to Agnes Water.
Annual rates on the property are approximately $805 payable to the Gladstone Regional Council.
Co-ordinates and other details available upon request. There is no charge for questions. It is our pleasure to answer them.
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