135-139 Albert Street, EaglebyQLD 4207

Listing data updated 12 June 2026

Resort Style Executive waterfront acreage Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and three living areas are configured across a single level with 2.7m high ceilings and raked ceilings in the main living areas, Main bedroom: large ensuite with spa bath, separate toilet, floor-to-ceiling tiles, and walk-in robe Second bedroom: built-in desk and shelves — a dedicated study nook Third and fourth bedrooms: built-in cupboards, ceiling fans, and blinds throughout Main bathroom: separate bath, walk-in shower, floor-to-ceiling tiles, and separate toilet Open plan kitchen: 40mm stone benchtops, overhead cupboards, deep drawers, built-in microwave and dishwasher Security: Crimsafe to all windows and doors, camera system, and alarm Finishing Touches New Breezair air conditioning, ducted and split system throughout Gas fireplace for winter comfort Inground infinity pool and spa — sand filter, salt chlorinator, solar heating, and wind-rated umbrella Electric front gate with new gate motor Inground trampoline set within fully landscaped, low-maintenance gardens Established fruit trees and water pond features at entry 10kW and 2.5kW solar power systems NBN fibre to the premises Step-free entry, wide hallways, and wheelchair-friendly configuration throughout Annual running costs: rates and water approx. $2,400; power approx. $110 per quarter Feature Summary Positioned on 4,806 sqm of riverfront acreage in Eagleby, this executive north-facing single-level home delivers a rare combination of deep water ocean access, resort-quality outdoor living, and a self-contained dual living wing — all within one architecturally designed, owner-occupied package built in 2011 and maintained to an excellent standard. The residence spans 356 sqm under roof and extends into a 19.2m x 5m alfresco with built-in BBQ. A concrete boat ramp, private pontoon, and 4.5m x 4.5m boat shed with washdown pump provide direct deep water access from the property. The inground infinity pool and spa — salt chlorinated, solar heated, and set behind the main residence — complete a lifestyle offering that is genuinely difficult to replicate at this price point. Seven-car accommodation, a 18m x 8m insulated shed with 4-tonne car hoist, a motorhome or caravan shed, and a separate 9.8m x 6.8m granny flat with its own kitchen and bathroom add further depth to an already exceptional holding. Offered by private treaty. Offers from $2,950,000. Location Advantages Eagleby sits on the southern bank of the Logan River at its juncture with the Albert River, 32 km south-east of central Brisbane, Wikipedia placing this property in a riverfront acreage setting that connects buyers to the Beenleigh corridor and the M1 without sacrificing the quiet private street character that defines the Albert Street precinct. The suburb is positioned on the Logan River and is noted for its riverfront access and boating lifestyle. In The Suburbs For a property with its own deep water pontoon, boat ramp, and direct Albert River frontage, this location context is directly relevant — boating access extends to open water without the trailering and launch-queue compromises that typically come with non-riparian acreage holdings. The M1 Pacific Motorway forms the western boundary of Eagleby, and Beenleigh — with its full retail and service offer — sits immediately adjacent. Beenleigh Station is approximately 5 minutes' drive from the Eagleby/Distillery Road area, serviced regularly by Queensland Rail on the Beenleigh Line from Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The rail connection places the Brisbane CBD within around 40 minutes by train, and the Gold Coast within a comparable window in the opposite direction, from a station approximately 5 minutes from the property. Beenleigh Marketplace, the centre of choice in Beenleigh, is home to over 55 specialty stores and services, including Woolworths and Big W. Beenleigh marketplace sits approximately 4.2 km from the property — approx. 4 min drive. For day-to-day needs, Eagleby Shopping Plaza, anchored by Fresh & Save Supermarket, is the local suburban centre and sits approximately 2.5 km from the property — approx. 2 min drive. Points of Interest Nearby Eagleby Shopping Plaza (Fresh & Save) — approx. 2.5 km, approx. 2 min drive Albert River Park (riverfront adventure playground, skate bowl, BBQ) — approx. 2.2 km, approx. 2 min drive Eagleby State School (Prep–6) — approx. 2.4 km, approx. 2 min drive Beenleigh Marketplace (Woolworths, Big W, 55+ stores) — approx. 4.2 km, approx. 5 min drive Eagleby Wetlands (200+ native bird species, walking trails) — approx. 3.5 km, approx. 2 min drive Beenleigh State High School — approx. 4.5 km, approx. 5 min drive Beenleigh Railway Station (Beenleigh Line — Brisbane & Gold Coast) — approx. 4.8 km, approx. 5 min drive Why You'll Love This Home Properties of this configuration — deep water acreage, single-level resort design, seven-car capacity, and a self-contained second dwelling — rarely come to market in this corridor. What makes 135–139 Albert Street genuinely unusual is that none of these attributes require compromise from another. The alfresco is not a covered patio — it is a 19.2m x 5m outdoor living room with a built-in BBQ and ceiling fan, opening directly to the pool and spa terrace beyond. The boat infrastructure is not a shared ramp or a marina berth — it is a private concrete boat ramp, boat shed with washdown pump, and private pontoon with direct deep water ocean access from the Albert River and beyond. The shedding is not a single garage — it is a 18m x 8m insulated workshop with a 4-tonne hoist, a motorhome-scale caravan shed, a separate car shed, double carport, and a boat shed, all fitted with electric roller doors and 3-phase power. The granny flat — 9.8m x 6.8m with a full kitchen and bathroom — sits separately from the main residence and reads as a genuine second dwelling. Whether this is used for extended family, as a private guest retreat, or as a rental income consideration is a decision the property's scale makes entirely viable. Inside, the home presents exactly as owner-occupied and excellently maintained: fresh, functional, and appointed without excess. Crimsafe security to every window and door, cameras, alarm, new Breezair air conditioning, gas fireplace, and a solar power array running across two systems mean the running costs reflected in the intake — approximately $110 per quarter for power — are a genuine figure, not a projection. Accessibility has been built into the design from the ground up: step-free entry, wide hallways, and wheelchair-friendly layout make the home as liveable for changing needs as it is for active use today. Buyer Search Q&A Does the property have direct water access? Yes. The property includes a concrete boat ramp, a 4.5m x 4.5m boat shed with washdown pump and hose, and a private pontoon. Access is to the Albert River with deep water connection, described in the listing as deep water ocean access. Is there a granny flat or dual living option? Yes. A 9.8m x 6.8m separate structure with its own kitchen and bathroom provides a self-contained dual living or extended family option on the property. What are the nearest schools? Eagleby State School serves students from Prep to Year 6 at Fryar Road, Kiddle approximately 2.4 km from the property (approx. 5 min drive). The nearest government secondary school is Beenleigh State High School in neighbouring Beenleigh. Wikipedia It is approximately 4.5 km from the property — approx. 5 min drive. What is the shed and workshop setup? The property includes a 18m x 8m insulated shed (2 years old, 4-tonne car hoist, 3-phase and single-phase power, air lines, workbenches), an 8m x 4m high-roof motorhome or caravan shed, a 6.8m x 3m car shed, a double carport, a 4.5m x 4.5m boat shed with washdown pump, a gazebo, and mower and garden sheds. All roller doors are electric. The shed tank holds 22,000 litres. Additional water storage includes 2 x 5,000-gallon and 1 x 1,000-gallon tanks with an underground spear pump. How is the property powered? Two solar systems — 10kW and 2.5kW — are installed. The property has 3-phase and single-phase power available. Running costs are reported at approximately $110 per quarter for power. NBN fibre to the premises is connected. Lifestyle and Convenience The practical infrastructure of 135–139 Albert Street — town water, stormwater, underground spear pump with three taps, a 22,000-litre shed tank, fully irrigated front gardens, and a sealed bitumen driveway with electric front gate and side access — removes the friction that often accompanies rural-scale holdings. The property functions at acreage scale without acreage maintenance complexity. Albert River Park — Eagleby's riverfront recreation space — features an adventure playground, basketball court, skate bowl, fitness equipment, dog off-leash area, and BBQ and picnic facilities, Must Do Brisbane approximately 2.2 km from the property. The Eagleby Wetlands, positioned on the Albert River, is home to more than 200 native Australian bird species and features a network of pathways, a freshwater lake, and melaleuca wetlands. Visit Brisbane It sits approximately 3.5 km away. For the buyer who wants deep water ocean access boating at the back door, workshop and trade capacity on site, a self-contained second dwelling, and a practical single-level home that costs very little to run — this holding delivers each of those without the usual trade-off.