36 Glenmorris Street, Norville QLD 4670

Highset Rustic Home - Oh So Inviting!

As convenient to all Bundaberg has to offer as it is warm and cosy, this incredibly loved highset in popular Norville will fly off the shelf! BE QUICK!

Behind this freshly painted front fence is privacy and tranquillity with landscaped gardens a feature throughout the entire property. Once upstairs, it's clear the current owner has left no stone unturned in creating a vibrant home or investment for your future (returns expected at $420+ per week). There is a front landing ideal for morning coffee or something cool of an afternoon with the main hall directly behind.

The master bedroom to your right hand side features a modern ensuite and robes to stay. The second bedroom, also a good size, is to the left whilst your main living space is to rear. The portion of the home from the floor boards to the mural is full of life and character. The kitchen is modern with electric appliances and timber benchtops while the dining / lounge stands alone.

Perhaps setting this one apart the most is downstairs with a refreshed third bedroom, tidy bathroom / toilet & separate laundry. Slightly under legal height for the rest of the property the bonuses keep coming - media room / teenage retreat, office nook, storage galore and a workshop space. There's even a lock up garage and another outdoor entertaining space.

As alluded to earlier, the owner has made full use of the fenced 607sqm allotment with beautiful gardens including a vege patch, fire pit, courtyard and room to use the yard as a circular driveway for ease of parking. What more could you want? Great concrete / steel stumps and a new roof perhaps? Done.

This one will be our pleasure to show you and your pleasure to inspect and own. Do not delay by contacting Bundaberg's favourite Real Estate Team - Brent Illingworth & Ethan McGowan.

***Please note, the property has the option to be sold fully furnished.***

***The information provided is to be used as an estimate only. All potential purchasers should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves as to any due diligence required.***