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Description: Set on a substantial 1,497m2 medium density parcel in a convenient Nambour location, this Queenslander character home brings together timeless appeal, flexible dual living potential and exciting future possibilities.
Rich in period charm, the home showcases beautiful hardwood timber floors, high ceilings and the warmth only a classic Queenslander can offer. Airconditioned living spaces provide year round comfort, while the versatile layout accommodates families, extended households, guests or those seeking separation for work and lifestyle.
The lower level enhances the home's flexibility, creating a genuine dual-living opportunity with room for independent living, a teenager's retreat, rumpus space or home office arrangement. Outside, the expansive block offers plenty of room to enjoy now, including a relaxed fire-pit sitting area for evenings with family and friends.
• Dual living potential, ideal for extended families, multigenerational living, or generating dual rental income streams.
• Queenslander character - high ceilings, rich hardwood timber floors, and timeless architectural details throughout.
• Airconditioned throughout
• Firepit, sitting area - outdoor entertaining
• Substantial land holding offering immediate space, privacy, and future development opportunities (STCA)
• Walking distance to shopping centres, parks and local cafes
With its generous landholding and medium density zoning, the property also presents appealing scope for future development or value-add potential, subject to Council approval. A rare opportunity to secure Queenslander character, adaptable living and a large, well-located Nambour block in one compelling package.
This exceptional property offers abundant, versatile potential and will not last long in the busy Sunshine Coast market. For more information contact the listing agents Tim Woolner 0407 308 794 or Adriaan Coetzee 0413 712 169 today.
*Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
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