66 Bentley Drive, Nome, QLD 4816

66 Bentley Drive, Nome, QLD 4816 At the end of this picturesque tree-lined driveway, one might find a tranquil countryside home nestled on the southern side of town.

Relish the tranquility of this low maintenance Brick Veneer home set on nearly 6 acres. Having been recently subdivided, this residence offers everything a growing family needs. Relish the moments spent on the wrap-around verandas as you watch the sunset.

This home features four bedrooms, each with built-in robes, a spacious rumpus/study/laundry area with built-in cupboards just perfect for another bedroom/retreat, two tiled bathrooms, and an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area equipped with a large split-system air conditioner.

The kitchen boasts ample storage and bench space, featuring a spacious walk-in pantry, a double oven, a gas cooktop with a stainless steel splashback, and a dishwasher.

The property boasts a dual enclosed shed, encompassing a distinct Food Shed, Tack Room, and an open sheltered space at the back. Furthermore, it includes four horse stables and a covered area for animals.

Water is supplied to the property by a Bore Tank and Rainwater Tank. A building and pest report has been carried out in June this year and a termite barrier completed 9th July this year.

The Alligator Creek Community and Sports Club is just a short drive away, the Fairfield Shopping Centre is less than 15 minutes away, and the new proposed Coles Shopping Centre is only 5 minutes away. The CBD is only a 20-minute drive which features a variety of cafes and restaurants and close proximity to the new Stadium and the Strand.

Please note - this property does need some work done eg. Spa in ensuite is not working, Hot Water System may need replacing, Pavers on the verandahs need fixing and some general maintenance and repairs.

To schedule an inspection of this home, please reach out to me.

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