18 Whitewash Street, Bargara QLD 4670

New Coastal Living Without The Wait!!!

18 Whitewash Street, Bargara is a modern and well-appointed family home, built just 10 months ago. This spacious property boasts four bedrooms and two bathrooms, making it the perfect size for a growing family or those who enjoy hosting guests.

The home is situated on a large 810sqm block, providing plenty of outdoor space for kids to play, pets to roam, and for entertaining family and friends. There is even a 7mx7.5m shed on the property, providing additional storage space for garden tools or outdoor equipment. To make things a little easier, electricity bills come at a minimum with the 6.6kw solar system.

Inside, the home is bright and airy with an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area, which is perfect for socialising and entertaining. The kitchen features modern appliances, plenty of bench space and ample storage with the walk-in pantry. Making it easy to cook and prepare meals for your family and guests.

All four bedrooms are well-sized and offer built in cupboards, while the master bedroom comes complete with an ensuite and walk in robe for added convenience. The home also includes a double garage, ensuring that you have plenty of room for your vehicles or extra storage space.

Located in the beautiful coastal town of Bargara, 18 Whitewash Street is just a short distance from the beach, cafes, restaurants, golf course and local amenities. It is a perfect family home that offers a comfortable and convenient lifestyle for those who want to live near the beach - It's safe to say that this gem will not last! To organise a private inspection call Exclusive listing Agent Adam Rayner from RealWay Bundaberg.

CURRENT MARKET RENTAL APPRAISAL - $700+ per week. Ask Adam how to go about getting placed in touch a member of the RealWay Property Management Team who are more than happy to discuss the rental options with you one-on-one in a personalised fashion.

***The information provided is to be used as an estimate only. All potential purchasers should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves as to any due diligence required.***