Good Night QLD 4671

Set across approximately 29.9 hectares of natural bushland, this peaceful property offers space, privacy and the rare opportunity to step away from pace and noise.

The land is gently layered with native vegetation, including Ironbark, Spotted Gum and Blue Gum, with multiple water sources throughout - nearby dams, a large pond close to the home, and additional dams further into the bush. Rainwater storage total approximately 44,000 litres, supporting everyday living.

The home sits quietly within its surroundings, connected by simple transitions and timber doors that allow spaces to open or close as needed. The layout allows life to slow naturally, offering separation when desired and openness when welcomed.

Light moves softly through the interiors, with views outward to the landscape reinforcing a calm grounded atmosphere. The dwelling feels settled and contained - a place suited to slower mornings, long afternoons and evenings without urgency.

For those who feel ready to step back - not from life, but from constant demand - this property offers the rare chance to do so without compromise. The property is connected to mains electricity via a newly installed power pole line, providing reliability while maintaining minimal ongoing energy use.

This is not a home designed for crowds or constant activity. It is a place to live gently - to read, walk, rest and remain. Properties of this scale, privacy and restraint are seldom available. Inspection is the only way to understand what this place offers.

For more information or to arrange a private inspection, contact Bill Law from Raine & Horne Bundaberg 0427 599 907

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