Exclusive hinterland estate 'Young Hills' for sale in Laceys Creek

Spanning 134.76 hectares (333 acres), 'Young Hills' offers a unique blend of productive agricultural land and modern luxury, listed with a price guide of $9,750,000.

The stunning eight-bedroom property is being marketed by Ray White Rural Dayboro | Eumundi selling principal Vicki Pain.

Ms Pain said Young Hills is a magnificent turnkey estate where all the heavy lifting has been done.

“Properties that successfully combine this level of luxury residential living with genuine, highly productive agricultural scale within commuting distance of Brisbane are exceptionally rare,” Ms Pain said.

“Whether a buyer is looking for a multi-generational family retreat, a lifestyle investment, or a high-performing rural holding, it represents a truly once-in-a-generation opportunity.”

She said the property is suited to serious agricultural pursuits, offering an estimated carrying capacity of 50 breeder cattle supported by nine paddocks, a full laneway system, modern stockyards, and improved pastures including Pangola and Rhodes grasses.

Outstanding water security is anchored by 10 dams - highlighted by a massive 30-megalitre spring-fed feature dam, with reticulated irrigation, its own jetty - a bore, and a seasonal creek.

Only the third owner to hold the title since 1880, seller Greg Honor spent years completely revitalising the once run-down property.

Drawing on his background from their 7284.3 hectare property in the Maranoa district and also a qualified electrician and consultant project manager, Mr Honor tackled a monumental transformation.

The extensive earthworks alone involved moving roughly 8,500 cubic meters of dirt, removing overgrown vegetation, seeding to new pastures and laying 20km of brand-new fencing.

In addition to demolishing the dlilapidated dairy and sheds, the first year was dedicated to restoring the historic Queenslander cottage - built from timber harvested right on the land by its original owners, the Lindenberg family.

Today, the estate features a newly completed, architecturally designed five-bedroom, three-bathroom plus two powder room main homestead alongside the beautifully restored three-bedroom historic cottage.

The main residence features spotted gum timber floors, a showpiece chef's kitchen fitted with Imperiale stone benchtops, plus a butler's pantry that opens directly to an outdoor alfresco kitchen.

Beyond the interiors, the home features a magnesium pool and spa overlooking sweeping mountain vistas.