1692 Steve Irwin Way

AUCTION ON-SITE at 10:00am, Sunday 2 August 2026, unless sold prior. With over 154 metres of road frontage, 1.09 hectares of flat volcanic earth, and a deceased estate mandate that means this must be sold - 1692 Steve Irwin Way is hitting the market for the first time in over 40 years. Astute buyers have already taken notice. The question is whether you will be one of them. Picture this. It's early morning. The Glass House Mountains sit on the horizon, still and ancient, turning gold as the sun rises behind them. You step onto 1.09 hectares of flat, volcanic earth - the same rich soil that once fed over 100 avocado trees. This land is alive. Generations of fruit trees have taken root in volcanic soil so fertile it drew a man here over four decades ago - a man who knew exactly what he was looking at. Lychees. Longans. Avocado. Jaboticaba. Custard apple. Mulberries. Bananas. Black sapote. Walk through it and understand immediately: the foundation is already here, and it's extraordinary. The house is a canvas. Renovate to your taste, rebuild your forever home, launch a working fruit farm, run a boutique bed and breakfast - subject to council approval - or simply hold a piece of irreplaceable Sunshine Coast hinterland for the next generation. Town water, a private well, and septic are already in place. What comes next is entirely yours to decide. Why This Land Works - For Every Buyer: - Investors & land bankers - 1.09ha of flat, unencumbered volcanic land with 154m+ frontage in a high-growth Sunshine Coast corridor; rural blocks of this calibre are absorbed quietly and never re-released; the buyers who understand this are already doing their due diligence - Generational buyers - buy this for your children or grandchildren today; give them a future that a standard suburban block simply cannot offer; land like this compounds in ways that money in a bank never will; the family who held this for 40 years already proved that - Farmers & hobby farmers - a living food forest already in production across decades of rich volcanic soil; lychees, longans, avocado, custard apple, mulberries, bananas, black sapote and more; the hard work of establishment is done - step in and grow - Owner-occupiers & lifestyle seekers - wake up to the Glass House Mountains, walk to Australia Zoo, and live on land that breathes; renovate the existing home or knock down and build the home you have always imagined; this is not a lifestyle you visit on weekends - it is the life you live every day - First home buyers - enter the market with land, lifestyle, and long-term upside that inner-city buyers spend decades trying to afford; this is how generational wealth begins - Deceased estate - first time on market in over 40 years - this land was chosen deliberately, held fiercely, and loved deeply; you won't find its equal listed next week The Location & Lifestyle: - School Catchments: Zoned for Landsborough State School and Beerwah State High School. Short drive to Beerwah State School and Landsborough Kindergarten - catchments families specifically relocate for. - Lifestyle: A short walk to Australia Zoo. The Glass House Mountains on your doorstep every single day. This is the address people describe at dinner parties - and the one that makes other buyers quietly wish they had moved faster. - Connected Without Compromise: Bus routes 615 and 649 to Beerwah, Mooloolaba, Maroochydore and beyond - a short walk from your gate. Easy Bruce Highway access. Beerwah Village, IGA Landsborough, and Chancellor Village Shopping Centre all within easy reach. Never far from everything. Never close enough to feel it. - Surf Farm - Approved and Coming to Your Backyard: World surfing champion Joel Parkinson is backing a $60 million Surf Farm at the Glass House Mountains - the most advanced Wavegarden Cove setup on Australia's east coast, with food, retail, events and world-class waves. The project has received development approval from Sunshine Coast Council, with a minor amendment currently being lodged to reflect updated wave technology. Construction is scheduled to begin early 2027, with completion targeted for mid to late 2028. A tourism and lifestyle anchor of this scale does one thing to surrounding land values. It lifts them. Permanently. - The Wave - Beerwah Is the Starting Point: The Queensland Government has committed to The Wave - a landmark new rail line beginning at Beerwah Station. Stage 1: Beerwah to Caloundra. Stage 2: Caloundra to Birtinya. Stage 3: Metro connection to Sunshine Coast Airport via Maroochydore CBD. Designed for speeds of up to 160km/h, saving commuters 45+ minutes versus driving. Major construction commences 2026. When a rail line starts at your suburb, land values don't wait for the trains. They move when the shovels go in. Forty years. One family. Volcanic soil that cannot be manufactured, imported, or recreated. A food forest that took decades to grow. Over 154 metres of frontage that opens every possibility. A $60 million surf destination approved and under way next door. A billion-dollar rail line starting at Beerwah station. And a location that most buyers only dream about. Somewhere right now, another buyer is walking this land. They are picturing the same morning light on the Glass House Mountains that you are picturing. They are doing their due diligence. They are not waiting. When you walk this land, you will understand immediately why it was held for 40 years - and exactly how it will feel to watch someone else claim it on auction day. The sellers instructions are clear. This property must be sold. Don't be the one who waited. Disclaimer: All development, subdivision, and bed and breakfast references are subject to council approval. All buyers must rely on their own enquiries and due diligence. The Henry Wong Team and its representatives hold no liability for the accuracy of details provided herein. Disclaimer This property is being sold by auction or without a price and therefore a price guide can not be provided. The website may have filtered the property into a price bracket for website functionality purposes