44 Jefferis Road

At the heart of the property sits a character-filled Queenslander-style homestead, showcasing polished timber floors, high ceilings, and light-filled interiors. The home offers multiple living spaces and generously sized bedrooms, creating a comfortable and practical layout that retains its traditional appeal while offering scope to personalise or further enhance. The kitchen is functional and well-positioned, overlooking the surrounding greenery, while the bathroom is neat and practical. The home is serviced by a septic system, consistent with rural living, and designed to support long-term occupancy.

Throughout the residence, large windows capture cooling breezes and peaceful rural outlooks. Outside, the land truly comes into its own. The property is well set up for livestock, featuring cattle yards, open grazing paddocks, and a historic barn that adds both character and functionality. The combination of cleared pasture, shade trees, and creek frontage makes this an ideal environment for horse enthusiasts, offering space for paddocks, riding areas, or future equestrian improvements.

Privately positioned yet conveniently located within easy reach of Gladstone and local amenities, this property delivers the perfect balance between rural tranquillity and accessibility. Whether you're seeking a working small acreage, or a lifestyle retreat with historical charm, 44 Jefferis Road, Beecher offers a standout opportunity in a tightly held rural location. Adding further appeal, the proposed Byellee Waters Golf Course development, expected to proceed in 2027, positions this property to directly next door to one of Central Queensland's premier future golfing destinations - presenting exciting long-term prospects.

Contact Jay Murray-Lowe today to arrange your private inspection or keep an eye out on open homes! Disclaimer: Whilst 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 instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.