96 Broadacres Drive, Tannum Sands QLD 4680

Discover the perfect fusion of executive style living and comfort at 96 Broadacres Drive, Tannum Sands. Situated in a highly sought-after estate with stunning ocean views, this impeccable four-bedroom, two-bathroom family home offers an abundance of space and features, perfect for families, first home buyers, and investors alike.

Set on a generous 678 square metre fenced block with side access, the property boasts a superb outdoor entertaining area complete with a built-in BBQ, ideal for enjoying the beautiful Queensland weather. Inside, you'll find the master bedroom featuring plush carpet, a spacious walk-in robe, and a luxurious ensuite with double hand basins, a dual head shower, and separate toilet.

The three additional bedrooms offer built-in robes and comfortable carpeting, ensuring plenty of room for everyone. The modern kitchen is a chef's dream, complete with a waterfall stone island breakfast bar, 900mm electric cooktop, under-bench oven, dishwasher, double-door pantry, and microwave space.

With open plan living, kitchen, dining, and a second living area, this home is designed for relaxed family living and seamless entertaining. Additional features include ducted air conditioning and ceiling fans, a separate media room, study, main bathroom with shower and bath, powder room, and a large walk-in linen cupboard.

The home also benefits from security screens, a separate laundry with ample bench space and storage, and parking for two cars. Just a short drive to Tannum Beach, schools, sporting fields, and amenities, this incredible home truly ticks all the boxes for luxurious and convenient living in Tannum Sands, Queensland. Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity.

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