5 Showgrounds Drive, Highvale, Qld 4520

Privately positioned at the end of a battle-axe drive and offered to the market for the first time in three decades, this original homestead (circa 1800s) exudes timeless heritage charm, while quirky 1970s additions introduce a unique flair—presenting a rare opportunity to own a slice of Samford's yesteryear. Brimming with character and relaxed style, this residence perfectly blends traditional Queenslander appeal with a serene country lifestyle, requiring only simple upgrades to restore its former grandeur.

Showcasing the beloved character features of a Queenslander, this charismatic residence boasts solid bones that have transcended time. Stunning wide-board hoop pine timber floors, VJ walls and soaring ceilings are complemented by original ceiling roses, ornate fretwork and stained glass accents, each highlighting a rich history. French doors and timber windows create light-filled, airy spaces, while the original pot-belly fireplace, along with an ornamental gas fireplace featuring a timber mantel and an additional slow-combustion wood burner, adds warmth and character.

Generous windows seamlessly bring the outside in, offering picturesque views of lush, established gardens that create a tranquil sanctuary, attracting local wildlife and framing stunning leafy vistas. Three spacious bedrooms are complemented by a versatile floorplan featuring multiple living areas, allowing for the addition of rooms to accommodate a growing family. A separate studio, complete with a kitchenette and bathroom, provides flexibility for guest accommodation, an artist's retreat, or a private home office with its own entry.

This property truly embodies the acreage living dream, boasting a solid 12.5m x 6.5m shed with three-phase power, an inviting inground pebblecrete swimming pool, and an established orchard. Alluvial flats create rich pastures perfect for a pony, while impressive equestrian facilities at Samford Showgrounds are just a short ride down Showgrounds Drive. Practicality meets picturesque living with a potable bore, approximately 30,000 litres of rainwater tank capacity, and town water connection available.

Set on a lush 2.6-acre riverfront parcel, this historic Highvale property is brimming with endless potential and eternal appeal, poised to welcome its next chapter. This property is more than just a residence - it's a lifestyle waiting to be embraced. Contact Team Chelsea Perry of Craig Doyle Real Estate Samford to explore this exceptional opportunity.

At a Glance:
• Historic Highvale homestead set on 2.6 lush riverfront acres
• 3 spacious bedrooms plus 1 bathroom in the main residence, complemented by a detached studio featuring a kitchenette and bathroom—ideal for guest accommodation, an artist's retreat, or a private home office with its own entry
• Timeless character features include original hoop pine timber floors, stunning stained glass, a vintage pot-belly fire, VJ walls, original ceiling roses, and ornate fretwork, all showcasing a rich history
• Versatile floorplan with multiple indoor and outdoor living spaces, offering flexibility for modern family living and entertaining
• Fenced house yard plus a lush, alluvial riverfront paddock offering rich pasture for a pony
• Double garage along with a solid three-bay shed featuring a workshop area and three-phase power for all your storage and project needs
• Inviting in ground pebblecrete swimming pool, for leisurely summer days at home 
• Established fruit orchard and low-maintenance gardens on usable land, ideal for kids and pets
• Impressive equestrian facilities available at Samford Showgrounds, just a short ride down Showgrounds Drive
• Sustainable utilities include a potable bore and approximately 30,000 litres of rainwater tank capacity, with town water connection available

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