BUY A SLICE OF HISTORY AND LIVE THE “GOOD LIFE” Built in 1889 to house the first school teacher at the Herberton State School, this charming Queenslander property has had a very interesting life. According to local legend the Cobb and Co coach used to stop at the house before traversing the Wondecla Creek on the home’s creek boundary. It housed the local Wondecla publican, was a R & R stop for World War 2 soldiers and is a well respected member of the local real estate.. Situated on 1.57Ha (3.8acres) with Wondecla Creek on the back boundary, there’s room for the horse, cow and chickens. The pond is home to wild ducks and birdlife and a huge variety of fruit trees. Lowset timber construction with 3 verandahs and a self contained granny flat for the visitors. The main house has 2 big bedrooms, the main has French doors to one of the verandahs. Cosy kitchen with access to 2 verandahs, separate dining room and separate huge living room with a wood burning fire. The living room also has reverse cycle air conditioning and the original tin pressed ceiling. A 4 bay shed with 3 roller doors, bore, megalitre water allowance, rainwater tanks, 12 solar panels (3.5 kw) and a comprehensive file on the history of the property. Schools approx.4kms, in Herberton. Up to date Pest check and septic recently pumped and up to date smoke alarms. It's interesting to note that the Queensland Endurance State Championships has just completed. Wondecla is famous for its endurance rides and attract visitors not only from Australia but overseas. The ideal climate makes it a popular area for horses owners.