Tanatinggi, 143 Reesville Road, Reesville QLD 4552

Beyond a tree-lined sealed driveway, the landscape opens into rolling green country before the residence gradually reveals itself, positioned prominently along the ridgeline and looking out across the land below.

Known as Tanatinggi, this approximately 20.14-acre holding offers the privacy and sense of space so often sought in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, yet sits just 4 km from the heart of Maleny.

From its elevated position, expansive views extend from north through south across the property's own paddocks and dams, towards Maleny, with the Glass House Mountains visible in the distance. Sunrise brings soft morning light across the hills, while later in the day the changing skies, long shadows and shifting seasons create an outlook that is never quite the same twice.

The land itself is an important part of the appeal.

Predominantly usable and readily accessible, the property comprises gently undulating grazing country established with Kikuyu and Shaw's Creeping Vigna pasture. Fenced into four paddocks, the property has a practical laneway system connecting the cattle yards with the grazing areas and allowing easy movement between paddocks. Steel cattle yards with a vet crush support the livestock infrastructure, while the property has previously been used to run a small Bazadais cattle stud.

Water is well catered for with two dams, including a larger spring-fed dam, together with a spring-fed gully. Dam water can also be pumped to header tanks for use around the property.

Set above it all is a character-filled four-bedroom residence that has been renovated and extended over time, creating a home with warmth, individuality and a relaxed European-country influence.

The architectural centrepiece is the pavilion-style living and bar room. High timber ceilings and substantial exposed beams salvaged from Brisbane's original Bretts Wharf give the room a distinctive sense of scale. Rendered walls, tiled floors, large windows to the east and south and a substantial fireplace with stone-tiled chimney create a space that feels particularly inviting through the cooler hinterland months.

Morning sun pours into the room in winter, while large openings connect directly with the landscaped surrounds and draw the outlook back into the home. The adjoining bar makes the room equally suited to entertaining friends, lingering over a weekend coffee or settling in beside the fire as evening falls.

The kitchen carries a warm country character, with stone benchtops, shaker-style cabinetry and a country-style sink, while a second fireplace in the main living area adds another layer of comfort during the cooler months.

Accommodation is arranged across four bedrooms, with two of the downstairs bedrooms opening directly, via French doors, onto the northeast-facing verandah.

Upstairs, the large main suite enjoys its own private balcony together with an ensuite and walk-in robe. Windows and balcony doors frame views across the property and towards the distant Glass House Mountains, creating a peaceful space removed from the main living areas below.

Large double timber entry doors, established landscaping around the residence and the way the home sits above its own land all reinforce the sense of arrival and privacy.

Beyond the house, the improvements provide genuine practicality.

A 7.5 m x 4.2 m machinery shed offers useful equipment and storage space, while a modern Colorbond shed of approximately 80 sqm provides substantial additional accommodation for vehicles, workshop use or storage. Complete with concrete floor, power and automatic roller doors, it has the capacity to accommodate multiple vehicles as well as a caravan or motorhome.

A second access from Reesville Road provides further flexibility, while the elevated northern portion of the property may offer potential for future guest accommodation or a second dwelling (STCA).

Perhaps the most compelling aspect of Tanatinggi is the balance it achieves.

Here, there is enough land to enjoy a genuine rural lifestyle, run livestock, watch the seasons change across your own paddocks and experience a level of privacy that feels removed from town, while Maleny's cafés, restaurants, galleries, markets, schools, shops and everyday services are only minutes away.

The Sunshine Coast beaches and amenities remain within easy reach and Brisbane is approximately 90 km away, making the property equally suited to permanent hinterland living, a move from the city, a weekender or those looking to step down from a larger rural holding without giving up space and privacy.

Tanatinggi brings together 20 acres of rolling country, established rural infrastructure, a home of genuine character and one of the Hinterland's most valuable luxuries, space and seclusion within minutes of Maleny.

Property Highlights
• Approximately 20.14 acres / 8.15 hectares just 4 km from Maleny
• Elevated ridgeline position with expansive north-to-south views across the property to Maleny and the distant Glass House Mountains
• Renovated and extended four-bedroom residence with multiple living areas, two fireplaces and a large main suite with private balcony
• Pavilion-style living and bar area with high timber ceilings, exposed Bretts Wharf beams, large fireplace and morning sun
• Predominantly usable pasture improved grazing land, four paddocks, laneway, cattle yards, two dams and a spring-fed gully
• Machinery shed plus approximately 80 sqm powered Colorbond garage/workshop with caravan or motorhome accommodation

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***Information regarding comparable sales is available to assist prospective purchasers

Property Features

• Balcony
• Close to Shops
• Shed
• Water Tank