This unique 3 storey ‘A’ frame house is located on a 24 hectare (59.3 acre) coastal property. It is only 3 kilometres as the kookaburra flies from the Pacific Ocean. On a quiet night, you are able to hear the tranquil sound of waves greeting the shoreline of Rules Beach. The property has a 500m privacy buffer of vegetation between the house and the road. An added bonus is a 3 kilometre track from the rear of the property, through state land, giving greater accessibility to the coast.

The owner has poured two and a half years of dedication into the construction of the house. Gum Top Box and Bloodwood logs form the massive frame which was assembled on the ground. It was then stood on site. Much of the remaining components of the house frame are of hardwoods milled on the property. The roof is corrugated zincalume steel. The remaining walls are hardi-flex. The house plan and septic has council approval. The inside of the home needs to be fitted out for final inspection. This is the opportunity to have the home completed to your taste.

Standing an unusual 3 stories high, and yet to be internally fitted are the 2 bedrooms, 2 studios, 1 study, 3 bathrooms, 3 toilets and 1 great big living area on ground level. In total there is 234m2 of living space. The ground floor is a concrete slab while the other two levels have hardwood flooring. On the second level, the main bedroom has a personal balcony made of hardwood planks and beautiful timber rails.

Between the house and native vegetation at the rear of the property is a large open paddock with sandy textured soil covered with thick blue couch. The property is fully fenced with a lockable gate at the driveway and is just perfect for a couple of horses. 25 acres around the home has been cleared for the orchard and paddock.

The natural vegetation on the property consists of melaleuca, wattle and gums trees. The back bush land is stunning, untouched, native palm trees, fern, and several types of gum, wattle and melaleuca.

Contour maps indicate that the house was built in the perfect spot being on the highest point of the property, 20 meters above sea level. The land gradually slopes down towards the front of the property through 15 to 10 metres.

The fully irrigated orchard contains 400 mature orange trees, lemon and lime trees and 1 large fruiting mango tree. There are two large dams, 7mgl each, at the front of the property from which water is pumped and used to irrigate the orchard. These dams were dug in the lowest spot of the property and hold large amounts of water all year round.

Other buildings on the property are a 4 bay shed. It houses two caravans with gas fridge and stove, ride on mower and two tractors plus implements used to maintain the property. Off the shed are two small water tanks and beside the house is a small-lean to that is sheltering material used to construct the house.

Just down the road is the Baffle Creek general store, hardware store, take away, liquor shop, 9 hole golf course and behind that, overlooking beautiful Euleilah Creek is the Baffle Creek Tavern. Several top fishing spots and boating facilities are all near by. The nearest city is Bundaberg being 97 kms away. Agnes Water/1770 are just a short drive north through the Deepwater National Park. Annual rates on the property are $700 per year payable to the Miriam Vale Shire.

Co-ordinates are:- 24 degrees 27 minutes 25.11 seconds South 151 degrees 58 minutes 23.72 seconds East