Pat's Farm

Positioned across approximately 44 hectares, the property is home to six architecturally designed eco-luxury chalets, each thoughtfully crafted to deliver a private and immersive guest experience. Open-plan in design, every chalet features premium finishes, a fireplace, and its own circular heated plunge pool, all oriented to capture the remarkable outlook across the surrounding ranges

Currently operated under the O'Reilly's management structure, the property offers a unique opportunity to acquire an established accommodation asset with immediate income and ongoing professional oversight. With the chalets completed approximately 12 months ago, the offering remains in the early stages of its growth trajectory, presenting clear potential for future uplift as awareness and occupancy continue to build.

Beyond the existing improvements, the scale of the landholding introduces further flexibility, with the potential for future enhancement or expansion, subject to the necessary approvals.

Pat's Farm represents a rare convergence of lifestyle, scale, and income - an offering that will appeal to those seeking a private hinterland retreat, a passive investment, or a long-term strategic holding within one of South East Queensland's most sought-after regions.

Key Features:

- Approx. 44 Hectares of elevated Scenic Rim landholding

- Six architecturally designed luxury chalets

- Private circular heated plunge pool to each cabin

- Panoramic views toward Lamington National Park

- Open-plan bedroom, living and kitchen design

- Premium finishes including fireplaces and air conditioning

- Professionally managed by O'Reilly's

- Established accommodation income with growth potential

- Completed approximately 16 months ago

- Significant future upside (STCA)

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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.