35 Progress Street, Samford Village QLD 4520

Classic comfort and exciting potential are set to excite a new generation of Samford buyers in this gorgeous character cottage that sits on a good-sized parcel of land, backed by the vast expanse of the nature reserve. Nestled into a leafy street setting, its appealing charm and easy-to-maintain design offer a great opportunity to buy into this premium village market and enjoy this great location that's just 100m from the town centre.

This home is ready to move into and enjoy, and features a well-proportioned interior layout with a generous living spaces. The kitchen is nicely appointed and has abundant cupboard space, plus there are two good-sized bedrooms, an extra study and a formal lounge room.

Step out the back and you'll find a covered patio and veranda, overlooking a fully fenced rear garden featuring a private level lawn shaded by mature trees, and direct rear access to a pathway to the village.

It's the lifestyle location that will really attract buyers as it is very quietly positioned central to all of Samford Village's highlights. It is ready to live-in or rent out straight away, with exciting potential to add some excellent value to an adorable property.

Features include:
- Charming character cottage close to the village heart
- Backed by the leafy greenery of the nature reserve
- Sheltered rear patio and fully fenced rear garden
- Generous lounge room plus a well-equipped kitchen
- Two bedrooms, separate study and bright bathroom
- Four garden sheds plus a double carport
- Lots of potential to modernise, extend and add value
- Easy walk to local schools, cafés, shops and amenities

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