If you have a sense of history then this property has it in bucket loads. It has the 1900s villa with large farm buildings and plenty of space. The enormous Morton Bay fig tree and the huge Norfolk pine trees speak to you of history and longevity.
Partial restoration of the villa has exposed the warm and mellow beauty of the original native timbers and further work has maintained the ambience of the house of yester year.
The residence has two/three bedrooms, large lounge and dining rooms, a study, small kitchen, open fire places and three verandas. A separate small cottage adjacent to the main house offers further options.
The flat land is 1.545 hectares. The outbuildings have the rustic charm that only old buildings can have. With more restoration these buildings could open up a whole raft of ideas for future use.
A prominent feature of the property is the large Morton Bay fig tree. Over the years it has grown into a landmark feature of the district that is to be treasured and protected.
Taipa, the shops, the schools and the beaches are but a short distance away.