Perfectly positioned to capture rural and coastal views, this three-bedroom home offers style and privacy in Witta. Situated on an acre, the property is whisper quiet and is a haven to native birds and wildlife, a gorgeous cottage garden, and enviable entertaining space.
A fireplace, a wine fridge, spacious bedrooms, bullnose veranda and pergola offers the ultimate weekender, boutique accommodation or home. Witta boasts a rural charm away from the bustling main street of Maleny but is just a ten-minute drive to unique shopping, cafes', schools and public transport connections. The ever-popular Witta Markets are also just a short walk away and offer the best of Hinterland produce and local artisans.
• Perfect 1 Acre parcel just 10 minutes' drive to vibrant Maleny
• Three bedrooms each with pretty outlooks
• Main bedroom with a very special en suite
• Family bathroom with tub
• Well-designed kitchen with wine fridge, island bench and walk-in pantry
• Fireplace
• Spacious utility room
• Window shutters
• Fully screened
• Landscaped, cottage gardens with mature plantings and trees
• Stylish circular drive
• 44,000 litre water tank with micron and UV filter system in place
• Double carport and single lock-up garage
• Additional storage room for garden tools
• 9ft ceilings
• Home to Wallabies, King Parrots, Black Cockatoos, Sulphur Crested Cockatoos, Lorikeets and Bower Birds
Much-loved by its current owners, this property is a rare gem for the Hinterland property market. Buyers will no doubt enjoy welcoming family and friends for many years to come.
Contact exclusive agent Rodney Millett today and book your private inspection for this very special property.
* Inspections for this property are strictly by private appointment only.
Please respect the peace and quiet of our very important neighbours and do not enter the property grounds without being accompanied by an agent.
** All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.
