Original home of Imbil sawmill owner hits the market

The four-bedroom three-bathroom property at 57 York Street, Imbil is being marketed by Ray White Rural Dayboro | Eumundi selling principal Vicki Pain.

Ms Pain said the property had been renovated and restyled with modern living and comfort in mind.

“This detailed c. 1905-built Queenslander is brimming with history and character features, delivering spacious indoor and outdoor living on a fully fenced private allotment that's just a stone's throw from this lovely little township's host of amenities,” Ms Pain said.

“Once the original home of local sawmill owner J.W. Lutton, this well-built Imbil classic has solid timber floors, high ceilings, VJ interiors, a wide, wraparound veranda, repurposed sleepout spaces and intricate breezeways.”

Ms Pain said being part of a country community was a unique experience found only in a small country town.

She said the property would appeal to families, couples or professionals, retirees or downsizers, or even creatives or entrepreneurs who might be drawn to the charm of timber homes, mature trees, and the potential to transform the backyard studio into a gallery, Airbnb, or workshop.

Ms Pain described Imbil as a “village with soul”.

“It’s the kind of town that feels like home even if you've just arrived,” she said.

“Nestled in the Mary Valley, it's surrounded by rolling green hills, creeks, and forested ridges, reminding you how good life can be when things slow down.

The town has a genuine heartbeat; locals wave as you drive by, the bakery remembers your coffee order, and the pub hums with live music on a Friday night.”