Late farming legend’s historic Buderim sanctuary hits market

Residence Six at 2 Clearview Court, Buderim, features an extraordinary blend of multi-generational luxury, absolute privacy, and an emotional connection to Sunshine Coast history.

Ray White Mooloolaba sales agent Jacob Hussey is marketing the stunning five-bedroom, three-bathroom property which is set to go under the hammer on 2 July.

According to Mr Hussey, the architectural masterpiece was custom-built in 2010 by its late owner, Mr Wise, a devoted farmer who passed away in 2024.

Mr Wise was so deeply attached to his land that his family could rarely convince him to step away, even for a quick smoko break, Mr Hussey said.

Daughters Amanda and Kylie Wise said their mum, Ivy, now aged in her 80s, was ready to downsize from the property which was designed by renowned architects Blackburn and Jackson.

They said the home was deliberately positioned on a massive 3,005sqm allotment on Buderim’s tightly held north-eastern escarpment for one specific reason - so her father could keep an eye on his beloved farm without ever leaving home.

“Because of this, the estate boasts completely uninterrupted, panoramic coastal and ocean views stretching from Alexandra Headland to Mount Ninderry that can never be built out,” Kylie said.

“The home features an open plan layout with a butler's kitchen, a private little nook where mum used to hide away, and a dedicated office space that was so incredibly important to dad.”

Crafted with a commitment to sustainability and future-focused engineering, the home features soaring raked ceilings, an abundance of natural light, and expansive glazing designed to capture the ocean breeze.

Built with aging-in-place in mind, the estate offers seamless, flat-level drive-in access to the top double garage, allowing one older person to live entirely on the main level without the burden of heavy maintenance.

The property has a completely self-contained lower level with its own private driveway, single garage, kitchen, and living area.

The space provides a seamless solution for multi-generational living, older children, or lucrative rental income.

The expansive block offers drivable access to the lower portion, providing future buyers the potential to subdivide or construct a secondary dwelling (STCA).

Kylie said: “You can easily live up top and use the downstairs for extended family, guests, or even rent it out for extra income since it has its own access and driveway”.

“We have hosted so many wonderful family Christmas and Easter celebrations on the large expansive veranda, enjoying the full panoramic views that are visible from every single room - even the lower level,” she said.

“It's a future-focused home that was truly built to last.”

The estate is fully sustainable and heavily over-engineered, equipped with solar power, solar hot water, and seven large water tanks, ensuring it will never be an environmental or financial burden to maintain.