Presented to the market for the first time since 1992 is this charming, highset home, circa 1950, on an 827m2 block with a huge backyard, offering an exciting opportunity for entry level buyers, renovators/tradies, and land-banking investors.
All of the living is on the upper level comprising north facing entry porch, three bedrooms, one- bathroom, separate toilet, formal lounge, study nook, and generous sized kitchen with breakfast bar & gas cooktop; under the house there is multipurpose/storage space, laundry facilities, and parking for one vehicle.
Current owners have recently replaced the roof, repainted the interior, repolished the timber floors, and updated the bathroom. Curved archways, hardwood floors, and casement windows infuse the home with the charm and warmth of its era; there is no immediate work to be done.
The home is positioned at the front of the block with newly laid turf at the front, allowing the massive backyard to be a blank canvas for multiple scenarios including putting in a pool and creating a fabulous alfresco entertaining zone, erecting a large powered shed, or perhaps even the possibility of building a second dwelling (stca). A deck on the back would also greatly enhance the outlook.
Located just 400-metres to Glenbrook Downs Park and Playground and 280-metres to childcare, this is a family-friendly location, also within walking distance to Nambour General Hospital (800-metres). Town amenities including rail to Brisbane are just a few minutes' drive, quality local schools are less than a 10-minute drive, and its 20 minutes to the airport and coast beaches.
Vacant and ready for its next chapter, this tightly held property, has so much love to give; make it yours and let its character shine, explore the possibilities, and put out the welcome mat. Act today, and you can be moving in over summer, ready to commence 2026 and beyond, in a home of your own.
*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.
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