39a Tamarind Street, Maleny QLD 4552

This attractive brick home is sure to impress with an absolute abundance of space on offer! Located within the Maleny township, this ideal address in Tamarind Street is just a short walk from all the shops, galleries and cafes of the vibrant main street of Maleny.

The spacious layout of this dual level home will ideally suit a large family / extended family and / or buyers looking for dual living options. The space downstairs would easily convert into a large self-contained granny flat (STCA) or simply keep it as is – A large and separate second living / rumpus area.

The large entertaining deck is fit for any number of family, friends and guests with a pleasant view of the Montville Ranges in the distance above the relaxing green treed outlook. With established trees, gardens and hedges surrounding the home, the 1490m2 allotment is easy care with a pet friendly backyard.

At a glance:
* Generous 1,490m2 township allotment
* Spacious 4 bedroom plus study, 2.5 bathroom brick home
* Stone tops to open kitchen – 9ft ceilings upstairs
* Multiple living areas – Huge downstairs rumpus / second living area
* Large decks / patio areas on both levels
* Double garage, ample hardstand space and workshop / storage space
* Established trees, gardens and privacy hedges – Level yard pad
* Pet friendly fully fenced backyard
* Walk to town location – Just a few minutes stroll!

If you like the idea of getting A LOT OF HOUSE for your money, then look no further than 39a Tamarind Street. Contact the team and RE/MAX Hinterland to organise your inspection ASAP.

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