4 Side Street, Mount Tyson QLD 4356

Situated on a generous 2,023m² fenced block, 4 Side Street offers plenty of room to enjoy, with the option to move straight in while planning future improvements or start renovating and make it your own.

Inside, the home offers three bedrooms, a main bathroom and a separate toilet. The heart of the home is the spacious kitchen and dining area, featuring the charm of an original wood-fired stove, while the adjoining living room provides plenty of space for the family to relax. The sunroom provides an abundance of room for entertaining, hobbies or a playroom.

Stepping outside, the covered patio creates an ideal spot for outdoor entertaining and weekend gatherings. The large, fully fenced block gives you plenty of room for gardens, pets, children or simply enjoying the space that comes with a country property.

Practicality is well covered with bore water and tank water, along with a two-car garage offering secure parking and plenty of additional storage or workspace.

Whether you're looking for a home you can enjoy now or a property with potential to renovate and create something truly your own, 4 Side Street is a property worth exploring.

Property Features:
- 2,023m² fully fenced block
- Three bedrooms
- Main bathroom + separate toilet
- Spacious kitchen with original wood-fired stove
- Separate dining area
- Large living room
- Additional sitting area
- Sunroom
- Covered rear patio
- Separate laundry
- Bore water + tank water
- Two-car garage
- Plenty of room for the family, pets, gardens and outdoor living
- Scope to renovate and add your own personal touch

School catchments: Mount Tyson State School & Pittsworth State High School.

Council Rates: $$849.00 Half Yearly (Approx.)

For more information please contact Tony Dever 0412 727 661 or Phoebe Young 0424 701 057.

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