123 Thomson Valley Road, Valdora, Qld 4561

Phone Enquiry ID: 228479

High up on the eastern escarpment of the mighty Mount Ninderry - on the highest spot where you can build - the Mount Ninderry Haven Trust (MNHT) has developed a spectacular living environment and built an architect designed and low maintenance off grid house with stunning ocean views.
Now the top level main penthouse unit, the architect's own 1 Bedroom space, is available to a CASH BUYER ONLY for $750000; the owner is offering a 1 year or 2 years Rent Back option as a $52000 ($1000/week) reduction for a 1 year rent back - OR a $104000 reduction for a 2 years rent back, effectively reducing the purchase price down to either $698000 with 1 year rent back or $646000 for a 2 year rent back arrangement.
Independent off grid electricity generation and storage is provided via 36 large solar panels on the roof; inverters and batteries are housed in a separate shipping container.
Water supply is secured by 3 x 10000 litre tanks for the supply of the house, which is subject to a purification process of a state-of-the-art filtration system. A further 20000 litre tank right at the very top of the property gravity-feeds 8 water outlets further downhill for landscape irrigation. There is a spring on the land, from which a solar powered pump keeps the top tank topped up at all times. In the event of a longer drought period, the larger 20000 litre tank can keep the house tanks filled up.
The septic system is an advanced secondary treatment system, a Taylex, which is capable of handling a greater number of people than what it is catering for.
Why a Cash Buyer only? The MNHT owns Lot 1 on SP292270 and all improvements on it, described as 123 Thomson Valley Rd, Valdora 4561. The MNHT is a fixed unit trust (community title) with 24 shares, 5 of which are allocated to secure the permanent and unrestricted tenure of this penthouse unit and associated land of 3000 square metres. The MNHT is unencumbered by a mortgage.
Inspections are by appointment only -
Please contact the architect Jürgen Beschorner.