Amber Werchon Property presents to the market, Lot 2, 1 Leafy Lane, Chevallum; this 52.4 hectare site is an iconic landholding tightly held by a well-known local family for decades, famous for its magnificent man-made lakes, abundant birdlife and wildlife, and directly adjacent to the Bruce Highway for quick easy access to major amenities and beaches. The land itself comprises a double storey 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom family residence, caretaker's residence, three man-made lakes which have hosted water sporting events including waterskiing and wakeboarding, and a tree-lined boundary. Formerly known as Marshall's Lagoon and now Marshall Ski Lakes. There is ( subject to council approval ) Potential for a eco-tourism short term stay, for example caravans/ motorhomes / tent sites / water leisure activities / fishing / boating /professional slalom ski course, which intern would bring hundreds if not thousands into the Central sunshine Coast area, bringing more support to the local tourism and local businesses. Marshall ski lakes since the 1980's have provided a safe area for these leisure activities and events some of these events have been the Australian water-ski titles, World wake board titles sponsored by Redbull, just to name a few. It is worth noting that the nearby Big Pondville, slightly to the north east have been granted. Preliminary approval for future development for tourism, major event and variety of accommodation purposes The location is as central as it gets, in the middle of the Sunshine Coast nestled between the surf and the mountains of the Blackall Range; and just two-kilometres to the Maroochydore Road and Nambour-Connection Road interchange (recently upgraded), access to education facilities (including the highly acclaimed Sunshine Coast Grammar School at neighbouring Forest Glen), Sunshine Coast University, major hospitals, shopping centres, SunCentral CBD, local airport, dining and entertainment – is within a 5-20 minute radius. Land holdings of this size are increasing rare, particularly so close to major amenities and services, and as the Sunshine Coast continues to rapidly grow, outpacing most of the state in terms of inter and intrastate migration; land values are soaring, and large land parcels are a scarce commodity. Its current rural zoning could possibly be re-examined in future years, as the coast struggles with the burgeoning population and demand for land outstripping supply. It is also worth noting that an adjacent 22.33 hectare parcel (Lot 7) is also available to purchase, creating an opportunity to own one of the largest, centrally located, privately owned sites so close to the M1. Owners of land holdings of this size will be well positioned to work with local and state authorities in terms of future potential uses. Buyers seeking a large acreage property for lifestyle purposes and land-bankers should seize this opportunity with arms wide open – it is a future winner in every sense. Contact Dan Lal or Kerry-Anne Crowley to express your interest.