1/5 Cherub Street, Tugun QLD 4224

A rare opportunity has arose in one of Tugun's most sought after streets with the carefree lifestyle you have been waiting for! This cozy and bright 3 bedroom duplex is only a short 10 minute walk to Tugun Beach, parks, Tugun Fruit, popular cafes and restaurants and more.
From the moment you step inside, you'll be impressed with this stunning home revealing style, space and comfort that radiates an abundance of natural sunlight. Perfect for a small family, a couple or investor, with the convenience of single level living and being within walking distance to just about anything.
Main bedroom is spacious, airy and bright with direct access to sundrenched courtyard. Each bedroom has a fresh feel with built in mirrored wardrobes and fans.
Features:
- Single level living
- Large loungeroom/dining area with open kitchen
- 3 bedrooms with mirrored wardrobes and fans
- 2 bathrooms plus powder room
- Study nook
- Storage cupboards
- Air conditioning
- Backyard courtyard with clothesline and grass area
- Flooded with natural light
- Hidden laundry
- Low maintenance landscaped gardens
- Single lock up garage
- Fully fenced side & rear for security & privacy
- No Body Corporate Fees (shared Building Insurance only)
- Rental appraisal $800 - $850 p/w

Location:
- Level 500m walk to beach
- Short walk to Bowls Club, local Foodworks, Hidden Gem Cafe & Bottle Shop
- Easy walk to Tugun Village's selection of gourmet Cafe's & Restaurants
- Close to local public transport & other amenities.
- 5 minute drive to Close to Southern Cross University, John Flynn Private Hospital & Gold Coast International Airport
- Easy access to M1 (45 minute drive south to Byron Bay and 1 hour drive north to Brisbane)

To arrange a private inspection or for further information please contact Paul Kearney of Base Property Group on 0418 983 538.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.