44 Holloway Drive offers an incredible Whitsunday acreage lifestyle, and for horse owners there is so much more to appreciate, with many subtle choices that make a big difference.
Stylishly designed, the home features an elegant monochrome colour palette, raked ceilings, premium fixtures and an astute floor plan with four generous bedrooms, open plan living/dining/kitchen and intelligent use of space. Expanding out from the lounge is an impressive entertaining patio, complete with family sized pool and valley views. Fully air-conditioned, tiled throughout and slightly elevated, the home design is well suited to life in the tropics. Around the house are manicured gardens, turfed house yard and stone all-weather driveway.
At just over 4 acres the property has been split into 5 paddocks (and a house yard), all fenced with horse friendly 3 strand polymer fencing, water in all paddocks and well grassed with shade. The property also features 2 stables, one with adjoining tack room and covered storage. Both feature a road base flooring to ensure hoof health. At the front of the block there is a 28m round yard with solid galvanised fencing and raised to ensure drainage.
The tack room is currently configured as a granny flat that can produce an income or could be converted back to a tack room with minimum effort. Connected to this is a large undercover area providing plenty of storage or veranda as a granny flat.
The home provides great options for car and boat storage with a large undercover parking area connected to the main house and a 6mx9m shed. The property features many other important additions such as a bore, ample rainwater tanks (80,000L), fully reverse cycle air-conditioned and being fully fenced, just to name a few.
Impressively, this acreage property is also incredibly convenient being only 10 minutes from Whitsunday Plaza Shopping Centre, 15 minutes from Airlie Beach Lagoon and 15 minutes from Proserpine Hospital.
For those who love the acreage lifestyle but don't have a horse, there is plenty of potential to take advantage of a shortage of quality agistment in the local area.