There are homes you admire, and then there are homes that stay with you. Mornings begin with mist rising off the land and coffee enjoyed to the sound of nature, while afternoons invite long lunches, barefoot walks and the simple pleasure of wide-open space. The home itself sits comfortably within its surroundings, full of warmth, character and soul, offering the kind of connection to land and lifestyle that is increasingly hard to find. Set behind a tree lined, all weather driveway and unfolding across approx. 49.5 acres, 102 Old Ropeley Road is one of those rare properties that delivers beauty, scale and soul in equal measure. From the moment you arrive, the sense of space and calm is undeniable, with sweeping rural views, excellent water security and a beautifully restored Queenslander. The home itself is a striking example of timeless character thoughtfully reimagined for modern living. Approximately 100 years old and relocated to the property in 2023, the Queenslander has been comprehensively renovated with new wiring, new plumbing and full certifications completed, allowing you to enjoy its charm with complete peace of mind. Two expansive verandahs invite you to slow down and take in the outlook, with elevated views across the lagoon, your eye drifts across the water catching the light as birds skim the surface and the day quietly announces itself, plus three large dams creating a picture that changes with the seasons. Inside, the home reveals a warm and inviting layout designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The split-level design features a sunken lounge room that creates a sense of intimacy, anchored by a fireplace that becomes the natural gathering point on cooler evenings. Large living and dining areas flow seamlessly, offering space to host family and friends while still feeling connected and comfortable. The home includes four generous bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a dedicated study or home office positioned off the main bedroom, ideal for those working remotely or seeking a quiet retreat. Outdoors, an established entertaining area with paved surfaces, arbour and sandstone fire pit creates a stunning setting for long evenings under the stars, surrounded by mature landscaping. Adding further flexibility is a studio located separately within the shed, providing an additional bedroom and bathroom away from the main house. Whether used for guests, extended family, a home business or studio, this space brings the total offering to five bedrooms and three bathrooms, catering effortlessly to a range of lifestyle needs. The land is where this property truly sets itself apart. Approx. 50 acres of usable country has been thoughtfully improved and meticulously maintained, currently supporting agistment with ten fenced paddocks and a separate agistment area positioned well away from the house. Water infrastructure is exceptional, with three large dams feeding an underground water system of approx. 1.5 kilometres, supplying paddocks via a header tank for efficient distribution. The house is serviced by approx. 160,000L of rainwater storage, ensuring reliable water for both home and land. Horse and livestock facilities are superb, with flat paddock areas ideal for grazing or riding, well maintained tracks, a tack shed, tie up rails, and power and water connected to the agistment area. Internal and external fencing has been carefully planned to support practical stock management while maintaining the beauty of the landscape. A six acre dog proof fenced house yard provides security and freedom close to the home. Infrastructure continues with an insulated, approx. 10m x 9m shed plus an approx. 9m x 6m carport offering seven car capacity, extra height clearance suitable for tractors and horse floats, and three phase power connected, making it ideal for machinery, hobbies or serious rural operations plus solar. This is not simply a home, it is a complete rural lifestyle; with its rare combination of a fully renovated Queenslander, outstanding water security, quality infrastructure and expansive usable land, this home presents an extraordinary opportunity to secure a flagship country property of genuine distinction. Opportunities of this calibre are tightly held and rarely offered, and this is one that must be experienced to be truly appreciated. This is not just acreage. It is a feeling of freedom, privacy and peace. A place to gather, to grow, and to truly exhale. Opportunities like this are rare, and once discovered, never forgotten. Prepare to fall in love! Set within the peaceful surrounds of Lower Tenthill, the property enjoys a highly convenient position just minutes from everyday essentials and leading equine facilities, including the Gatton Equestrian Centre approximately 10 minutes away. This makes it an ideal base for horse owners, competitors or agistment opportunities. The area also benefits from growing regional investment and future equine infrastructure linked to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games, adding long term appeal to an already tightly held location. With Gatton close by for schools, shops and services, approx. 30 minutes to Toowoomba and around 90 minutes to Brisbane, this is country living with genuine connectivity and lifestyle depth. Call the team today for your private inspection. General rates (01 January 2026 to 30 June 2026): approx. $1,986.69 gross per half year Primary school state catchment: Tent Hill Lower State School
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