about mooloolah valley

“MOOLOOLAH” is an Aboriginal word, which means “Black Snake”. It encompases a rich history taking us back to the Aboriginal dream time with legends of the Glass House Mountains, to stories of the Pioneers who worked the land.

To the astute investor Mooloolah Valley demographically appeals to several different markets, the retiree, the business person, the young family wanting a safe community in which to bring up their children and those who just want the country lifestyle whilst being close to all facilities. Rental demand is very high so obtaining high returns on your investment is assured with vacancies a rarity.

To the discerning home owner Mooloolah Valley offers more than just a beautiful place to live.

Nearly 10,000 Brisbane commuters now reside in the Caloundra Shire and Mooloolah Valley is generally seen as the most northern cut off point to this market. Being 15 minutes to the surf and having a rail connection that has you in the city in 80 minutes Mooloolah Valley offers the best of both worlds.

Local professionals can access the hub of the business centres of Caloundra, Mooloolaba and Maroochydore within 25 minutes and have a quality of life not found in the hustle and bustle of the built up residential coastal developments.

Mooloolah Valley's unique environment with the Mooloolah River meandering through the valley amongst elevated ridges and gentle pasture improved slopes is appealing to the eye. Because of the fragile eco-systems and catchment areas Mooloolah Valley will remain "as is" for the protection of this unique environment.

Mooloolah Valley: Set Amidst Glorious Countryside

The allure and charm are complimented by many scenic spots throughout the area which gives Mooloolah Valley the special peaceful feeling that visitors and locals speak of. Surrounded by dozens of water pockets, large trees, bright flowers and a bounty of wildlife and beautiful birds, Mooloolah is filled with hidden treasures.

This pretty country town is surrounded by attractions such as: Australia Zoo, The Big Kart Track, the Ettamogah Pub & Theme Park, a number of local vineyards and wine makers and of course local art and craft groups and galleries which enjoy the wealth of natural beauty and the mystique of the mountains.

The unique hinterland towns of Maleny, Montville and Mapleton with all their restaurants, historic buildings, B & B's, craft, galleries, scenic drives, etc are just a short drive away.

Local Facilities include; Country Club with Bowling Club, Restaurants, Tennis Club, 9 hole Golf Club 8 mins away, Pony Club, Swimming Pool, Bike and Skateboard Park, Day Care, Play Groups, Parks and Picnic Areas, Ewan Maddock Dam, Walking and Horse Riding Trails, Doctors, Dentists, Laundromat, Mobile Library and much more.

Landsborough and Beerwah historic hotels are just a 10 and 15 minute drive respectively. The beautifully revamped Palmwoods hotel is a mere 15 minute drive. All three hotels have excellent restaurants. Beerwah RSL is also a 15 minute drive.

Local Shopping consists of; Supermarket, Butcher, Chemist, Bakery, Newsagent, Post Office, Liquor Store, Hardware, Produce, Video, Hairdressers, Beauty Parlour, Massage, Estate Agents, Accounting and Bookkeeping Services, Haberdashery/Dressmaker, Service Station and Takeaway.

There are also many home based business facilities available such as, mechanics, air conditioning, electrician, etc.

Schools in the area include;

State Primary School located in Mooloolah valley.

Christian schools catering for students from Prep to Year 12 are located in Nambour, Caloundra and Beerwah, private buses pick up and set down from Nambour and Caloundra.

State High Schools are also located at Beerwah, Caloundra and Nambour, Beerwah and Nambour are serviced by a bus service.