322 Porters Road, Pomona, QLD, 4568, Australia

Escape to your very own off-grid hideaway with this picture-perfect property. Set on almost 20 acres (19.65) of gentle land is this serene sanctuary boasting dual living potential, room to produce your own food, ample rainwater storage and a prized location backing onto the Noosa Trail Network.

The primary home features three generous bedrooms and one bathroom plus a study or large pantry. The modern kitchen with island bench, gas cooking and large pantry will make cooking for the family a pleasure and there's a generous dining space. High ceilings throughout the home are emphasized in the central living areas that spill out to the wrap-around covered verandahs.

Ready to accommodate extended family or guests is the additional one-bedroom, one-bathroom studio with an attached double carport and its own outdoor living zone.

With a large 10.8kw solar system, a 7kVA backup generator, two dams and a 79,000l rainwater tank you can forget about utility bills and there's even ADSL to help you stay connected. The green thumb will adore the fruit trees and veggie gardens and there are also chook pens, rustic cattle yards and open horse paddocks for your animal friends.

- A serene 19.65-acre off-grid haven less than 10 minutes from the heart of Pomona
- Dual living residences including a one-bedroom, one-bathroom studio
- Three-bedroom, one-bathroom main home with high ceilings and central living
- Multiple indoor and outdoor living areas including a wrap-around covered verandah
- Gorgeous features throughout with modern finishes and stunning stained glass windows
- A 10.8kW solar system, a 7kVA generator and a 79,000l rainwater tank
- An ADSL connection and a study, ideal for those who work from home
- A double carport plus a 6x6m Colorbond shed for storage and parking
- Garden sheds, veggie gardens and fruit trees including banana, lemon, fig and more
- Chook pens, rustic cattle yards and open paddocks for the horse enthusiast
- Private setting back from the road neighbouring the forest and Noosa Trail Network