Some properties impress you… this one stays with you.
Set across fifty acres of softly rolling Haigslea countryside, this is an estate that reveals itself slowly. The tree-lined driveway draws you in, the landscape opening wider on approach, expansive skyline, open pasture and the quiet rhythm of the land settling in around you. And then, almost as if it has always been here, the home emerges.
A 2021 Garth Chapman Queenslander, positioned with a deep understanding of its surroundings, it feels timeless in the truest sense. Not imposed, not overstated, simply belonging. Anchored to the land, it carries a quiet permanence that cannot be manufactured. There is a presence to it. Calm, confident and unmistakable.
Every element has been considered and executed with craftsmanship that speaks without needing to be explained. Cedar windows and doors frame the landscape like living artwork, inviting light, air and outlook into every space. Underfoot, spotted gum flooring grounds the home with warmth and depth, a material that will only grow richer with time. Traditional Queenslander features are honoured with integrity, elevated ceilings, VJ panelling and detailed fretwork adding texture and character throughout. Wide wraparound verandahs extend the living beyond the walls of the home, creating spaces to slow down, to gather or simply to take in the changing light across the land.
Inside, the home feels composed and effortless. Spaces connect naturally, balancing openness with a sense of retreat. Morning light filters gently through the rooms, while afternoons soften into a warm, quiet glow. It’s a home that adapts to the rhythm of daily life, equally suited to quiet moments as it is to long lunches, celebrations and weekends that unfold without a schedule.
Beyond the home, the land becomes part of the experience.
Fifty acres of usable country offering freedom in its purest form. Horses moving through paddocks, cattle grazing in the distance, tracks waiting to be explored. Kids growing up outdoors, riding until sunset, building, creating and living the kind of childhood that feels increasingly rare and deeply right.
The infrastructure is here to support it all. A substantial shed, space for machinery, room for projects and passions, practical, functional and ready for whatever this lifestyle demands.
And yet, for all its space and stillness, connection remains effortless. Just minutes to the highway, approximately 45 minutes to the Brisbane CBD, under an hour to the airport, and a little over an hour to the Gold Coast. Far enough to feel removed, close enough to remain connected.
This is more than a home on acreage. It is a place to build a life, one that will be shared, remembered and returned to for years to come.
12 Cooper Road, Haigslea.
Estates like this are rarely found and even more rarely offered. They’re held, lived in and passed on. This is one of those rare moments where one becomes available and it won’t last long.
For further information or to experience this estate in person, please contact Elijah directly to arrange your private viewing.
