83 Coleshill Drive, Alligator Creek QLD 4740

Wanting a rural change but also wanting a modern air conditioned home built in 2020 and a new three bay shed.
That old saying about rural properties certainly rings true here - the first owner does all the hard yakka and the second owner gets the benefits.

The 9265 square metre site (about 2.3 acres) has an elevated house site with good rural views as well as a distant sea view.
The low set brick home has a living area of approx. 226 square metres and an outdoor area of over 50 square metres.

The dwelling comprises five built-in bedrooms (walk-in to main), all have ceiling fans and four have split system air conditioners.
The ensuite to the main bedroom has a tiled shower, toilet suite, vanity unit and mirror.
The main bathroom has a plunge bath with separate shower, vanity unit and mirror.
The laundry features laminated floor cupboards and a walk in linen cupboard.

The two pack kitchen is well appointed with quality electric fittings and the spacious dining area has split system air conditioning.
The large living area features a ceiling mounted cassette style air conditioner.
Additional living area is provided by a family room and outdoor living is catered for by a large rear patio.

The dwelling features nine foot ceilings which add to the open appeal of the home.
All smoke alarms comply with the new regulations which came into force on January 1st.

Additional ground improvements include a 6m x 12m high clearance shed with two lock up bays and one open bay;
one x 90,000 litre rain water tank;
1 x 25,000 litre rain water tank; enviro septic system;
boundary fencing.
(The owners are in the process of having power connected to the shed.)

An Open House will be held each Saturday prior to auction and the property will be available for inspection for an hour prior to the auction.
Open times will be advertised in Mackay Life each Friday as well as on Facebook and on our website.

NOTE:
The owners would consider selling the property prior to auction if the offer was satisfactory, however, it would need to be an unconditional cash offer to warrant cancellation of the auction.