26 Krakatinni Close

Set across five private acres combining pristine forest, open clearings, and connected outdoor spaces, this unique Queenslander offers a rare balance of privacy, nature, and practical living, just 15 minutes from Samford Village. Designed for those seeking a more immersive lifestyle without sacrificing functionality, the property blends rainforest, open woodland, and grassy clearings into a series of connected spaces for everyday living. These outdoor areas provide family-friendly space to entertain, relax, play, and explore, all seamlessly integrated into the home and surrounding landscape. Originally built nearly a century ago and thoughtfully reimagined in 2013, the home retains its heritage character while integrating modern comforts through a considered, design-led approach. It offers a living experience that is both expressive and grounded, with a level of individuality rarely replicated in more conventional acreage properties. Inside, the home radiates warmth through its 11ft ceilings, VJ walls, coloured glass windows, and century-old hoop-pine floors. A collection of bespoke, artisan-crafted elements defines the interiors, reflecting a highly considered level of design and craftsmanship. The kitchen, built from reclaimed 100-year-old hoop-pine, features concrete benchtops and a custom copper sink, while shelving formed from reclaimed beams with a rolling antique ladder adds both function and character. Importantly, this design sits within a layout that is highly functional and easy to live in, offering flexibility for modern family living, entertaining, and everyday practicality. The flexible layout includes six oversized bedrooms, three bathrooms, and full dual living across two levels with two kitchens. This allows for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or income potential while maintaining privacy when needed. The home has been designed with sustainability in mind, remaining naturally temperature controlled year-round thanks to passive design, solar-powered roof vents, and boulder retaining walls quarried onsite. A European fireplace brings cosy comfort to winter evenings, while Starlink internet, mains power, multiple water tanks, and a Tesla EV charger ensure modern convenience. Outdoors, established gardens, a productive orchard, and abundant wildlife create a setting that feels private, established, and alive. From the historic bullock trail crossing the property to the hidden entrance of the "Cathedral Forest," the land carries a sense of history rarely found so close to Brisbane. Positioned adjacent to Cedar Creek, with its well-known swimming holes and waterfalls, the location is already a destination for nature lovers. Here, that experience becomes part of everyday life. This is a home for those who value privacy, beauty, and a genuine connection to their surroundings while still enjoying a highly liveable, functional acreage lifestyle. Property Highlights: Character-filled Queenslander blending heritage charm with considered modern updates Light-filled interiors with soaring 11ft ceilings and original hoop-pine floors Custom-crafted kitchen featuring reclaimed 100-year-old hoop-pine and concrete benchtops Flexible dual-living layout with six generous bedrooms and three bathrooms Two fully self-contained levels ideal for extended family, guests or Airbnb Naturally cool, energy-efficient design with solar roof vents and European fireplace Five private acres combining established gardens, forest, and open clearings Large 90m² shed plus additional 6×6m building pad for future use Established orchard and edible gardens with a wide variety of fruit and herbs Private Cedar Creek location just minutes from Samford Village and within easy reach of Brisbane Whilst all care has been taken to ensure accuracy, the Selling agents confirm that they cannot guarantee accuracy of the same and accept no liability (express or implied) in the event that any information contained in the document or provided within is inaccurate. The Seller and Selling agent make no representation and give no warranty that the information provided is accurate. Parties must ensure they make their own due diligence enquiries to satisfy themselves about the accuracy of the information. This information provided is indicative only and must not be relied upon unless confirmed by a party through their own due diligence.