3395 Kingaroy Cooyar Road, Tarong, Qld 4615 - More Details
Offers From $925,000
Set on 158.865 hectares (approx. 393 acres) right next to Tarong National Park, 3395 Kingaroy Cooyar Road is a peaceful rural lifestyle property with a cabin, a big shed, and a tractor, implements and tipper truck included in the sale.
The land is approx. 50% cleared and 50% forest, with tracks throughout and bitumen road frontage. It isn't a steep block, and there's room here for motorbikes, horses or cattle. Cattle have been run on the property in the past. The property is made up of two lots (Lots 138 & 139) with an unformed road between them. It's boundary fenced, with an internal fence running the length of the property east-west.
The cabin sits on an elevated spot with stunning views of the mountainside. It's a practical setup with a lounge, a kitchen with timber-look benchtops and an electric cooktop, a bathroom, and a bedroom with air conditioning (split system in the bedroom). Out front, the deck is a great spot for your morning coffee, and there's a firepit with plenty of room to sit around it at night, plus plenty of free firewood on the property. There's also a bathtub with donkey heater.
The property is off grid. Power is sorted with a 10kW solar system on the shed roof, a 7.5kW inverter and approximately 32kWh of battery storage (8 × 4kWh batteries), installed by Evolution Solar Kingaroy, plus generator backup. Water comes from both dams (currently holding plenty of water) and a tank system of approximately 180,000 litres in total. There's a wastewater treatment system for the cabin, and for a bit of history, there's a very old-fashioned well on the property (not a water source).
The approx. 20m × 9m shed has a concrete floor, two 3m-wide roller doors about 3.6m high, and two open bays with higher entrances - ideal for caravans and larger vehicles. The vehicle hoist in the shed is included.
The property was formerly a popular spot with campers, with around 25 camp sites used in the past. There are no camping amenities on the property. It's easy to see why people came: plenty of wildlife, beautiful views and a quiet bush setting beside the national park.
For day-to-day living, there's mobile coverage, and the owners say Starlink works very well. Rubbish collection and a school bus service are also available. A Tapo security camera system is included.
Key features:
• 158.865 hectares (approx. 393 acres), Lots 138 & 139 on FY942
• Adjoins Tarong National Park
• Approx. 50% cleared and 50% forest
• Not a steep block, with tracks throughout
• Bitumen road frontage
• Two lots (Lots 138 & 139) with an unformed road between them
• Boundary fenced, plus an internal fence running the length of the property east–west
• Cattle run in the past; room for horses, cattle or motorbikes
• Cabin with lounge, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom
• Air conditioning (split system in the bedroom)
• Deck with stunning views of the mountainside
• Wastewater treatment system
• Bathtub with donkey heater
• Firepit
• 10kW solar on the shed roof, 7.5kW inverter, approx. 32kWh batteries (8 × 4kWh), installed by Evolution Solar Kingaroy, with generator backup
• Both dams currently holding plenty of water
• Tank system approx. 180,000 litres total
• Very old-fashioned well (a feature only, not a water source)
• No mains power or town water
• Approx. 20m × 9m shed with concrete floor, two 3m-wide roller doors ~3.6m high, and two open bays with higher entrances (ideal for caravans)
• Vehicle hoist included
• Tractor with front-end loader included (unregistered)
• Implements shown in the photos included
• Tipper truck included (runs; may need the slave cylinder checked — a straightforward fix)
• Tapo security camera system included
• Plenty of free firewood
• Plenty of wildlife and beautiful views
• Formerly a popular spot with campers (no camping amenities on site)
• Mobile coverage, and the owners say Starlink works very well
• Rubbish collection and school bus service
• Approx. 23km to Nanango and approx. 36km to Kingaroy
• Council rates approx. $989.85 per half year
• Offers From $925,000
Items excluded from sale:
• Dark blue shipping container
• Small cabin
• White trailer
• Old timber saw
• IBC of firewood
• Dismantled carport and associated steel (packed and stored on the ground)
Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding vegetation clearing.
A peaceful, well set up bush property next to the national park, with a cabin, a big shed and the machinery to get started. It's ready for its next owner to enjoy. Contact Julian Gregson to arrange your inspection.
Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. Although high standards have been used in preparing this document, no legal responsibility can be accepted for any loss or damage resulting from the content or use of this information. Any photographs show only certain parts of the property as they appeared when taken. Areas, amounts, measurements, distances, and all other numerical information are approximate only. Note: Every care has been taken to verify the accuracy of the details in this advertisement; however, we cannot guarantee its correctness. Prospective purchasers are requested to take necessary action to satisfy themselves with any pertinent matters.
Licence No. 4713444
- Type
- Residential Land
- Area
- 78.05 ha
