Only 2km from Flat Rock boat ramp & picnic area and 4km from Rules Beach, as you drive in these 52 acres (21.21ha) you get "the feel" immediately. Infrastructure includes a lovely 2 bedroom colonial style brick home, shed and good dam.

Power is supplied by a stand-alone solar system. Tiled throughout, the home has 10ft high ceilings and a large open plan living area with combined kitchen, dining and lounge room. The kitchen is great with gas cooking and a walk-in pantry. There are two large bedrooms, the master with a large walk through wardrobe. The bathroom has both a shower & bath and the laundry and toilet are separate. For those that need more storage, there is an attic which is accessed by using the pull-down extendable ladder. Hot water is solar and total rainwater collection is approx. 10,000 gallons. Water is pumped to a 1,000 gallon header tank which gravity feeds the home.

You will love the wide verandahs on all sides of the home giving you heaps of outdoor living areas. There is a small orchard out the back of the home.

Very well set up, there are firebreaks around boundaries and tracks throughout the block. Although the block is fenced, it needs attention in some areas. A pump on the dam pumps water to a 2,000 gallon header tank which gravity feeds for outdoor use. Water is reticulated around property perimeter. The owners have voluntarily classified the block as a nature refuge.

Bitumen road from either north or south, mail is delivered 5 days a week and rubbish bin collection is available. The school bus can be caught out front by both primary and high school children and rates are approx. $1,350.00.

Approx. distances: Baffle Creek facilities 11km, Bundaberg 97km, Gladstone 126km, Agnes Water 85km.

Well known for good fishing, crabbing and prawns, Baffle Creek is an undiscovered area and thus quiet and peaceful. Bitumen roads from north or south, most of our blocks are 40 acres or larger which helps ensure your privacy. Crocodile & box jellyfish free, there are 4 tidal waterways and beautiful unspoilt beaches. Add a sub-tropical climate to all this and what do you have - paradise :)