'Berty's Place' - a home that has been owned and loved by the same family for nearly forty years. You know it's more than just a house - it's a place filled with memories, care, and connection.
Set on one beautiful hectare at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this much-loved property in tightly held Lake Macdonald offers peace, privacy, and a natural bushland backdrop that makes you instantly feel at home.
Lake Macdonald is one of the Noosa Hinterland's hidden gems - a serene, semi-rural enclave known for its leafy landscapes, spacious properties, and strong sense of community. It's home to the picturesque Lake Macdonald itself, part of the Noosa water catchment, where locals enjoy kayaking, fishing, and walking the trails around the Noosa Botanic Gardens.
Here, you're surrounded by nature yet only moments from the vibrant township of Cooroy, with its cafes, schools, and amenities - and just a short, scenic drive to Noosa's beaches, restaurants, and boutiques.
It's private, it's quiet, and it's been truly cherished over the years. From the established gardens to the morning birdsong, everything about this property speaks of a life well-lived.
Now, after four wonderful decades, it's time for the next chapter - a chance for new owners to bring fresh energy, new ideas, and their own story to this special place.
Whether you're dreaming of a peaceful retreat, a project to modernise, or simply a home surrounded by nature, this property is full of possibility.
A home with history, heart, and the promise of new beginnings - come and experience it for yourself. We'd love to show you around.
Property Features:
- 2.5 acres - very quiet cul-de-sac
- 3 bed, 1 bath home, cypress framework
- 2 bay shed
- 2 x 5000 gal tanks
- Low maintenance gardens
- Easy access to Noosa Trail Network, Lake Macdonald and Noosa Botanical Gardens.
- Local school busses service the area
This is a modest, utilitarian single‑storey rural cottage on a large bushland block — not an architect‑designed or historically significant property. The exterior is plain and typical of post‑war/rural homes and the interiors are dated and functional, offering renovation potential rather than architectural distinction.
Key Architectural Features
single-storey weatherboard/formboard housecorrugated metal roof with solar panelscovered verandah / outdoor seating arealarge private bushland blockdetached shed/garageestablished gardens and lawnssingle-level living, easy access
