2/8 Landscape Court, Nambour QLD 4560

Discover the perfect blend of modern design and effortless living at 1/8 Landscape Court, Nambour - a stylish duplex unit nestled in the tranquil Tulipwood Estate. Built just two years ago, this home combines contemporary elegance with low-maintenance convenience, ideal for those seeking a relaxed lifestyle with all the modern comforts.

Boasting three generously sized bedrooms, each featuring built-in robes, and ceiling fans, this property ensures both comfort and peace of mind. The master suite is a true retreat, complete with a walk-in robe, AC, and private ensuite, offering an added touch of luxury.

The open-plan living space is flooded with natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere that extends seamlessly to a covered alfresco area-the perfect spot to enjoy the Sunshine Coast's outdoor lifestyle. The gourmet kitchen is sure to impress, offering a stainless steel oven, sleek stone benchtops, a dishwasher, and ample storage space, making it an entertainer's dream.

With two modern bathrooms, including a family bathroom featuring a full-size bathtub for ultimate relaxation, the home caters to every need. The property also offers a single lock-up garage with internal access, an integrated laundry, and additional space for a second vehicle.

Outside, the low-maintenance, fenced yard with side access provides privacy and ease of upkeep, with plenty of room for the kids or pets.

Located in a family-friendly estate, this home is just 2km from Nambour State College and St John's College, making it a prime spot for families. Shopping is a breeze with Nambour Plaza and Coles Nambour only a short drive away, while public transport is within easy reach-just a 2-minute walk to the nearest bus stop and a 5-minute drive to Nambour Station, ensuring seamless connectivity.

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