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Peter Wise & Wises Farm

Video courtesy of ABC News Sunshine Coast

Sunrise with Monique Wright and David Koch

M.Wright: An 8th Generation farmer is selling off some of the last land available on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, but there is a catch. D.Koch: Peter Wise is selling it without the help of an realtor and he want prospective buyers to pitch their plans for the site, before he will sign a contract.

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Prime Sunshine Coast property up for sale

Land owned by one of the Sunshine Coast’s founding families is finally being sold for development.

READ MORE – 7 News

Farmer’s unique sale bid for Maroochydore’s most sought after land

‘Land sale like no other’: historic Wises Farm held since 1901 to be sold to someone with ‘vision’

After decades fending off developers, the owner of a historic farm in the urban heart of the Coast has signalled the end of an era and placed the 35 hectare property on the market.

READ MORE – Sunshine Coast News

Maroochydore’s last farmer puts 35 hectares of prime land up for sale in hot property market

An eighth-generation farmer who is the owner of Maroochydore’s last remaining undeveloped private land, is putting most of his prime Sunshine Coast property up for sale.

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History of Wises Farm: how melon and corn paddocks became central Maroochydore

Not so many years ago, melons and corn grew in a paddock where Maroochy Boulevard now provides a major link between the business centres of Wises Road and the Sunshine Plaza, and the motorway.

READ MORE – Sunshine Coast News

Buderim-Palmwoods Heritage Tramway

Peter Wise (on whose farm the Krauss has been stored since 2004) and Tramway members Noel Williams, Bruce Horton & Doug Benckendorff are all taking part in the video shoot.

READ MORE – Sunshine Valley Gazette

Multiple parties inquire about renowned farm in heart of Sunshine Coast but no sale yet

The owner of the last open space in Maroochydore says there has been a significant amount of interest in the landmark property.

Peter Wise is optimistic about the future of the 35-hectare site, which he put on the market almost 18 months ago.

READ MORE – Sunshine Coast News