25 Appaloosa Drive, Conondale QLD 4552

This character filled country home on a small acreage parcel holds huge potential for buyers looking to create a rural lifestyle with plenty of room to spread out. Located in the lovely Conondale valley on just under 2 acres (7,615m2) of gently sloping, useable land - with the added bonus of a small dam - this property presents as a blank canvas for its lucky new owners!

Elevated and positioned to capture the breezes and outlook, the charming 1930's era home has been lovingly refurbished. The open plan design makes for easy living and with verandahs front and back, the interior is airy and full of natural light.

Property features you will appreciate:
* Character filled, high-set 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home
* Large kitchen with an abundance of storage, bench space and new appliances
* Verandahs front and back to capture the breezes and rural vista
* Light and bright with high ceilings and generous proportions
* Ceiling fans throughout for cool summers and a central wood fireplace for cosy winters
* Gently sloping 7,615m2 allotment plus dam - plenty of room for fruit trees & veggie gardens!
* 3-bay steel framed, powered shed with concrete floor

Located strolling distance from the Conondale primary school and shop, 20 minutes to bustling Maleny and an hour to the coast, this property is a rare find with enormous potential for those wanting to establish themselves into a lovely rural community that offers a quieter lifestyle.

Don't delay as this property won't last long - contact the team at RE/MAX Hinterland to arrange your inspection appointment today!

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