3/2 Station Street, Tugun QLD 4224

This is your opportunity to secure a spacious 3 bedroom townhouse in Tugun within just a short level 300m walk to Tugun Beach.

Spread over two levels, this townhouse offers a practical layout, boasting 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan living, dining and modern kitchen adjoining private outdoor deck and alfresco area surrounded with manicured and established gardens.

Situated on the end of a pet friendly complex of only 3 townhouses with NO body corporate fees, this property provides an affordable, convenient and easy low maintenance beachside lifestyle.

Features:
- 3 bedrooms plus 2 bathrooms
- Small complex of only 3 townhouses
- Caesarstone benchtops
- Plantation shutters
- Spacious & private undercover timber deck & alfresco area
- Main bathroom upstairs plus separate toilet
- Bathroom/Laundry downstairs
- Fully fenced & secure yard
- Pet friendly
- Single lock up garage plus extra off street car space
- Multi purpose area or separate study/office
- Ducted Air Conditioning
- NO Body Corporate Fees
- GCCC Rates $1,800 per annum (approx)

Location:
- Level 300m walk to beach and Tugun Village
- Short 250m walk to park, Bowls Club, public transport
- 3 minute drive to Southern Cross University, John Flynn Private Hospital & Gold Coast International Airport
- Easy access to M1 (40 minute drive south to Byron Bay and 1 hour drive north to Brisbane)

You and your family can enjoy the ultra convenient low maintenance living of this centrally located townhouse in Tugun's friendly and relaxed community.

This is an exceptional opportunity for first home buyers or downsizers, alternatively it represents excellent value for the savvy investor wishing to add to their property portfolio.

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.