Amber Werchon Property presents to the market, this massive 107-acre parcel of lush fertile land in Diddillibah. With a three-bedroom house, in a prime dress circle acreage location close to the coast, showcasing stunning valley views to Mount Coolum, offers a variety of options from hobby farming through to land banking.

A parcel of land this size, so close to the coast, will be a licence to print money in future years, particularly if rezoned by council in five years time, allowing for subdivision. Investors willing to landbank will reap the rewards, and in the meantime it can be used as a hobby farm or upon council approval become a grounds for short stay cabins and glamping to generate an income, by either an owner-occupier, or put in an on-site manager.

Extremely private, the land is gently undulating and borders Paynters Creek; with two spring-fed dams and a bore, there is an abundance of water, and 90% of the property is suitable to run cattle.

A charming Queenslander style home with inground pool, verandahs to admire the views, and solar power, is very comfortable and liveable, with potential to renovate and improve. There is also an 8-bay shed with 3-phase power; one of the bays has been converted to an office.

There is a variety of fruit trees including: mango, orange, lychee, mandarin, lemon, and macadamia on the property; and the owner has been running a pandanus farm, on a small scale, which could be expanded to generate a viable income, due to the popularity of these palms and the lucrative prices they attract. There is also the possibility of leasing some of the land to horse-owners for agistment, with a nearby resident already expressing interest.

Located less than 10 minutes to Maroochydore, Bli Bli, and only 15 minutes to Sunshine Coast Airport and beaches; Diddillibah is a highly-sought after, desirable semi-rural location favoured by discerning acreage buyers seeking quality and convenience.

This is the FIRST time this property has been offered to the market, owned by the same family since the early 1900's…this truly is a once in a lifetime opportunity!