Inside ‘Aussie World-like’ Gympie home with minigolf, rock climbing wall

A sprawling property with its own miniature theme park has hit the market for the same price as an average city home. SEE THE PICTURES:

A minigolf green, rock climbing wall, sauna, firepit, flying fox, entertainment deck and badminton court are among the innumerable features jam packed into the 2527sq m property at Old Maryborough Rd, only a few kilometres from the city centre.

Ever fancied a trip to a family theme park without having to actually leave home?

What might sound like a wild idea is now a reality for a Gympie family which, having transformed the property during Covid, is now looking to sell up and move from the house which almost has it all.

A minigolf green, rock-climbing wall, sauna, firepit, flying fox, entertainment deck and badminton court are among the innumerable features jam packed into the 2527sq m property at Old Maryborough Rd, only a few kilometres from the city centre.

A minigolf green, rock climbing wall, sauna, firepit, flying fox, entertainment deck and badminton court are among the innumerable features jam packed into the 2527sq m property at Old Maryborough Rd.

Century 21 agent Derek Seth said the property, which resembled the Sunshine Coast’s Aussie World theme park without the large mechanical rides, was “one-of-a-kind”.

“There’s nothing like it in Gympie... not even on the Sunshine Coast,” Mr Seth said.

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Century 21 agent Derek Seth said the property, which resembled the Sunshine Coast’s Aussie World theme park without the large mechanical rides, was “one-of-a-kind”.

The work was done by is owners across a three-year period of “solid” renovations during Covid, Mr Seth said.

It was an extensive facelift, too.

The house was renovated across a three-year period during and after Covid.

“Every single corner has been done up in some fashion,” Mr Seth said.

“The whole house has been changed.”

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Agent Derek Seth said not a single corner of the house had been untouched by the renovations.

Interest in the home so far had largely come from families, he said.

However, it offered promise as a commercial premises as well, serving as a place for work functions, or even as an AirBnB.

It is currently on the market for offers of more than $1.175 million.

The home is only a few kilometres from the Gympie city centre.

Agent Derek Seth said interest to date had largely come from families.

It offered promise as a commercial premises as well, serving as a place for work functions, or even as an AirBnB, Mr Seth said.

It is currently on the market for offers of more than $1.175 million.