Amber Werchon Property presents to the market, 169-171 Blackall Range Road, West Woombye; this charming characteristic Queenslander home on a 4469m2 parcel with established fruit trees, mature palms, and a picturesque spring fed dam, offers an entry level opportunity for an acreage buyer, a fabulous project for the property-flipper to renovate, or a builder to extend. The home itself is highset and comprises three bedrooms, one bathroom, two toilets, central modern kitchen with adjacent dining, formal lounge, sunroom, east facing timber deck with lovely elevated outlook across property, huge multipurpose space/office/rumpus/4th bedroom under, large laundry, and tandem covered parking for two vehicles plus workshop/storage space. Original hardwood flooring on upper level is a feature that will delight aficionados of this vintage of home; in addition there are 3 x split system reverse cycle air-conditioners, ceiling fans, double drawer dishwasher, separate shower and bath in bathroom, and good storage. The floor plan lends itself to the possibility of facilitating/creating dual living on lower level; the laundry is oversized and can accommodate a shower with ease, and there is plenty of space for a kitchenette. Infrastructure on the property includes a 2nd seperate extended garage with remote door suitable for large work vehicle, rear garden shed, 2 x fishponds, chook pen, 2 x water tanks with pumps (25,000 litre capacity), and some fencing. The gardens are low maintenance; just zip around on the ride-on mower, and that is about as taxing as it gets. Some fruit trees including macadamias, avocado, lime, Bowen mango, and lychee provide you with some fresh produce from garden to table…and how about those free-range eggs! Located just four-minutes' drive to Nambour Christian College and Woombye village with amenities including rail to Brisbane, historic tavern, supermarket, cafes, general retail, childcare, medical/dental, community hall, bowls club and more…it's acreage living with convenience! Tightly held for nearly three decades, it is now vacant and ready to be further loved and nurtured…the rewards will be there for those who take the care and make the effort to do so.