Buderim House was built in 1913, but was remodeled and extended in 2003 so that it now accommodates modern family life perfectly.

The home has five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a home office, family kitchen, formal lounge and dining rooms, large family room, and games room. In true Queenslander style, the home has wide, wrap-around verandahs.

Buderim House sits on a 6,315sqm block, with landscaped, tropical gardens. The block is level, though it sits in an elevated position. The extensive grounds offer the house complete privacy.

A resort-style pool adds to the tropical atmosphere.

The home is heritage listed, and retains many original features, including a grand entrance, fireplaces, fretwork, ornate cornice, ceiling roses, lead-lighting, high ceilings, Silky Oak cabinetry, casement windows, and French doors. An elegant viewing tower captures 360-degree views of the coast and hinterland.