209 Koah Road, Koah, QLD 4881

When buyers begin looking for acreage, they are rarely searching for land alone. They want privacy. They want room for the family. They want somewhere to keep the vehicles, trailers, machinery and tools. And they still want a home that feels comfortable and easy to live in. Set among established bushland on approximately 2.005 hectares - just under five acres - 209 Koah Road brings all of those elements together. The substantial four-bedroom home sits within a broad, cleared area, privately screened from the surrounding properties by established trees and natural vegetation. High ceilings and generous room sizes create an immediate sense of space inside the home. The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area forms its natural centre, with a strong connection between the kitchen and lounge that makes everyday family life and entertaining feel easy. The kitchen itself is exceptionally generous, providing extensive bench space, excellent storage and enough room for more than one person to use it comfortably. The adjoining living area opens directly onto a large covered patio overlooking the natural bush setting. It is a peaceful outdoor space where you can entertain, enjoy a morning coffee or sit quietly in the afternoon while wallabies wander onto the lawn. All four bedrooms are spacious and include split-system air-conditioning. Two bedrooms include built-in robes, while the main bedroom offers a walk-through wardrobe and large private ensuite. The oversized family bathroom includes a separate shower and bathtub, continuing the home's sense of generous proportions. The current owners have completed several improvements during their ownership, including new vinyl plank flooring, refreshed interior painting, construction of the large shed and a cool-roof treatment designed to improve the home's internal temperature. Wide eaves also provide additional protection from the tropical weather and contribute to the home's practical acreage design. Outside, the substantial three-roller-door shed is one of the property's most valuable features. Offering room for approximately six vehicles, it provides the space needed for cars, machinery, trailers, storage, workshop equipment or long-term projects. The shed is not currently connected to power or water; however, a separate post provides power and water connections suitable for caravan use. Water infrastructure is already established. The property uses rainwater together with a bore-fed tank operating on an automatic float system, allowing the bore to replenish the tank as required. The home also has solar hot water and a septic system, with no council water charges. The property is partly fenced, with additional areas that may be cleared or improved to create more usable space, subject to the necessary approvals. The current owners have planted approximately 32 varieties of fruit trees and edible plants throughout the grounds, including mangoes, avocados, citrus, lychees, guava, mulberries, dragon fruit, berries, coffee and native plantings. Seasonal creek lines, visiting wildlife and the surrounding bushland complete the experience. During the wet season, water moves through the natural landscape, while the cooler Koah mornings and absence of immediate neighbours create a noticeable change from suburban living. This property will appeal to families wanting more room, buyers with multiple vehicles or machinery, home-based tradespeople, hobbyists and anyone seeking genuine privacy without compromising on the size or comfort of the home. This is not simply four bedrooms on a larger block. It is the house, the shed and the acreage lifestyle working together. KEY FEATURES: • Approximately 2.005ha or 4.95 acres • Substantial four-bedroom home • Two bedrooms with built-in robes • Main bedroom with walk-through robe • Large private ensuite • Oversized family bathroom • Separate shower and bathtub • Split-system air-conditioning to every bedroom • High ceilings throughout • Very generous family kitchen • Open-plan kitchen, dining and living • Large covered outdoor patio • New vinyl plank flooring • Refreshed interior painting • Wide protective eaves • Cool-roof treatment • Large three-roller-door shed • Approximately six-vehicle capacity • Separate caravan power and water connection • Rainwater and bore-fed tank system • Automatic bore tank float • Solar hot water • Septic system • Approximately 32 fruit and edible plant varieties • Seasonal creek lines • Partly fenced acreage • Privately screened by bushland • Rural Residential C zoning • No council water charges • The shed does not have power or water Team Bragg Nicole | 0428 455 563 **Disclaimer - Ray White Cairns & Beaches and its agents do not give any warranty or assurance as to the accuracy or reliability of any of the information contained herein. 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