It’s rare to find a traditional Queenslander that still has many of it's original features in place such as belt rails, picture rails, plate rails, fanlite breezeways above the internal doors and even 3.3m ornate pressed plaster ceilings.Originally the Petrie Post Master General’s house, this endearing Queenslander was built to high quality standards with traditional VJ walls and wide hoop pine floorboards on hardwood joists. It also boasts many above average features such bay windows to several rooms and high French doors opening to wide verandahs that span the northern, eastern and southern side of the home, with a butterfly staircase leading to gardens below.Privately positioned on 1.2acres, the home has been re-stumped on reinforced concrete columns at a height that allows plenty of room to build in and out should an extension be required and there is loads of space in the rear garden for a pool.A 5 x 2.5m storage room under house is currently used for secure mower storage while the 5m x 7m steel frame shed provides ample room for extra storage plus one vehicle and the carport, room for 2 more plus plenty of off street parking space.Beautiful lake Macdonald sits around the corner offering a lovely view whilst taking a walk or if you’re feeling more energetic, you can canoe all the way across to the Noosa Botanical Gardens.Conveniently located just a quick 10 minute drive to the shops in Noosa and 5 mins to Cooroy and the Bruce Hwy. This unique property will not last long.A few extra details:
