51-53 Tinarra Close, Maroochy River, QLD 4561

Tinarra Close continues to bring exceptional homes to the market in 2024 and this latest incredible example is no exception.

This unique 3-bedroom character home has undergone a massive facelift and new rear deck complimenting the amazing views across the face of Mount Ninderry.

Stepping inside the high vaulted ceilings with exposed beams bring an incredible sense of space to this low-maintenance primary living area. The incredible kitchen boasts 100mm stone waterfall benches on the serving end with 50mm stone throughout the rest.

This entire living space boasts ample natural light and easy access to the expansive rear verandah that wraps back around to the front of the house. The views from this deck must be seen in person to be believed.

From the main living area, all 3 bedrooms are well separated, including a loft-style 3rd bedroom, and two large bedrooms on the main floor. Between the two main bedrooms, the freshly renovated bathroom is ready to enjoy, including new floor to ceiling tiles, light-up mirror on the vanity, built-in powder room, and separate guest toilet.

Downstairs the new laundry is tucked out the way behind the stairs with new tiles and paint, while under the house boasts car storage and a separate room that would suit an exercise room, gym, study, or home office. Ample height under the house lends itself to be built-in to add additional bedrooms or living areas.

From the fully fenced and private front yard with extraordinary kids' cubby house, to the very bottom of the gently sloping block, this entire lot is usable and ready for your imagination to run wild.

Priced to sell in this hot market, this property will not last long. Contact the listing agents Scott Walters on 0447 474 982 or Tim Woolner on 0407 308 794 for more information or to book a private inspection.

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