17 Honeyeater Drive, Walligan, QLD 4655

17 Honeyeater Drive, Walligan, QLD 4655 Stunning Rural Residential Lifestyle Property

Welcome to 17 Honeyeater Drive Walligan, the perfect blend of comfort and tranquility set on a 2 hectare parcel of land with established gardens that promise a lifestyle of peace and privacy.

Boasting a charming brick veneer home with 4 bedrooms, walk in robe, air conditioning and ensuite to main while offering generous living spaces and outdoor entertaining areas, making this property perfect for families and those who love to entertain with a warm and inviting atmosphere.

This fully fenced property offers endless possibilities for outdoor activities, gardening, retail business, or simply enjoying the surrounding landscape, while still being conveniently located just a short drive from local amenities, schools, and recreational facilities. Currently operated as a landscape nursery and lifestyle garden centre, with 2 car shed + carport, 3 car shed with office, plenty of storage sheds, retail centre, landscape yard and offers excellent potential for subdivision, your next business venture or simply as a spacious family retreat.

Property Features:

- 4 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car garage on 2 hectares

- Airconditioning to living and master Bedroom

- Security screens and fans throughout

- Fully fenced property with multiple access points

- Only 15 minutes to Hervey Bay

- 2 dams with plenty of water storage

- 15 minutes to Stockland Shopping Centre and Hospital

- 20 minutes to Maryborough

- On the school bus route

- Surrounded by large established homes

- Ample Solar Power + 3 phase Power

- Permitted for commercial/ light industry

- Retail Business / home living opportunity

Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a slice of paradise in Walligan!

Contact Matt Dorrough today on 0460 722 268 to schedule a private viewing, Your dream property awaits!

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