42 Enchelmaier Street, Dayboro QLD 4521

Cleverly upgraded throughout and designed to give it a fresh modern feel, this tastefully renovated three-bedroom cottage delivers an ideal low-maintenance retreat complemented by a premium address close to Dayboro's heart. Style, light and privacy are all perfectly matched by its great location that's within walking distance to local cafes, shopping and schools, yet it is peacefully nestled on a blissfully private quarter-acre block in leafy garden surrounds.

Set up high to benefit from fresh breezes and district views to the mountains, the home is immaculately presented throughout and features a functional floorplan perfectly designed for easy living. There are soaring cathedral ceilings, polished hardwood floors and good natural light throughout, as well as generous open living and dining areas, three great-sized bedrooms, and a wow-factor custom kitchen that's ready for home chefs to get creative and start entertaining.

All the hard work has been done to make this a fantastic home; it is now ready to move into and enjoy with nothing more to do or spend.

Features include:
- A premium location walking distance to the village heart
- Set on a very private and easy-maintenance quarter-acre block
- Fully renovated throughout and featuring quality finishes
- An elevated setting that captures distant mountain views
- Soaring cathedral ceilings, wood burning fireplace, timber floors
- Contemporary kitchen fitted with island bench and breakfast bar
- Three double bedrooms, two-way bathroom, four-car parking
- Leafy landscaped garden, private lawn and wide entertainment deck
- Fully dog fenced, town water, town sewer and high-speed internet

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