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JUST LISTED - 288 Kandanga Amamoor Road, Amamoor
C O U N T R Y L I V I N G W I T H A V I E W T O L O V E Established mango, fruit and nut trees, together with over 2,500 Set on 38 picturesque acres in the heart of the Mary Valley, this beautifully established lifestyle property offers peace, privacy and convenience, just 10 minutes from the Bruce Highway and 40 minutes to Noosa. Overlooking the property is an impressive 300m² building combining substantial shedding with comfortable residential living, complemented by quality infrastructure, a 6.6kW solar system, excellent water storage, multiple sheds and a large dam.
eucalyptus trees that create a haven for native wildlife, while the magnificent mature fig tree adds timeless character. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful country escape, space for hobbies or a lifestyle property with exceptional potential, this is an opportunity not to be missed. Inspections can be arranged by contacting Shane Talbot from RJR Property on 0431 488 230. Country living... it’s a lifestyle choice!
INVEST Managing Mould in Queensland Rental Properties Queensland’s warm, humid climate makes environmental mould a common issue in rent al homes. Preventing mould is a shared responsibility between landlords and tenants. Tenants can help reduce the risk by keeping the property well ventilated, using exhaust fans where available, wiping away condensation, and avoiding drying clothes indoors where possible. Small patches of surface mould may be cleaned using a quality mould removal product, following the manufacturer’s instructions and wearing appropriate protective equipment.
For all inquiries contact Marie Kemp Property Manager (07) 5488 6000 Rentals@RJRproperty.com.au
If mould persists, returns quickly, or is associated with leaks or moisture ingress, it should be reported to your Property Manager without delay. Under Queensland’s residential tenancy laws, tenants are responsible for keeping the property reasonably clean and promptly reporting maintenance issues, while property owners are responsible for ensuring the property is fit to live in and arranging repairs where building defects or maintenance issues contribute to mould growth. Early reporting and prompt action help protect the property and support a healthy living environment for everyone.
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UPDATE FROM SALES What’s Really Happening in the Mary Valley Property Market? If you’ve been watching the evening news lately, you could be forgiven for wondering what’s really happening in the property market. One report says prices are rising, the next says they’re falling. The reality is, most of what you hear relates to the capital cities, not our own backyard. Here in the Mary Valley, the story is a little different. Buyer enquiry remains strong, quality properties continue to attract genuine interest, and quality homes are still selling across the Valley. As always, some properties sell more quickly than others, but the right pricing, presentation and marketing continue to deliver excellent results. Every property market is unique, which is why local knowledge has never been more important. If you’d like to know what’s really happening in the Mary Valley property market, feel free to give me a call. After all… We don’t just sell property here... we live here too!
Leanne Vincent Agency Manager & Licensed Agent 0401 291 161 Leanne@RJRproperty.com.au
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Not All Properties Fit in a Box One of the things I enjoy most about selling property in the Mary Valley is that not all properties fit neatly into a box. In fact, some of the best ones are not. While suburban homes can often be compared quite easily, rural and lifestyle properties are different. Two properties may have the same acreage, yet one may offer productive land, permanent water, creek or river frontage, multiple titles, quality infrastructure, established gardens, or simply a location that buyers value more highly. The real value of a property isn’t always obvious from the numbers alone. It comes from understanding the land, its potential, its improvements and, most importantly, what today’s buyers are looking for. Every property has its own strengths, and recognising those differences is what leads to an accurate appraisal and the best possible outcome. After many years in the Mary Valley, I’ve learned that every property has its own story. Looking beyond the obvious is often the key to discovering its true value.
Ron Jeffery Principal & Licensee 0402 223 201 Ron@RJRproperty.com.au
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