Positioned in the serene setting of Ninderry, 63 Eulinga Court stands as a testament to the beauty of semi-rural living. This enchanting three-bedroom timber-clad property offers an inviting retreat on a substantial 6470sqm block, providing the perfect canvas for families and those seeking a verdant tree change.
The residence exudes rustic charm and is ripe for transformation, beckoning those with an eye for potential and a desire to imprint their style. Each bedroom is generously proportioned, with the main graced by an ensuite and walk-in robe, ensuring a private haven within the home. The two additional well-sized bedrooms share a family bathroom, accommodating the needs of residents and guests alike.
Central to the home is an expansive open-plan living area, designed for communal interaction and culminating in a large, updated kitchen, ideal for the culinary enthusiast. Here, families can come together, creating memories amidst the warmth of the home's hearth.
Externally, the property boasts a sweeping full-length veranda, an idyllic vantage point from which to survey the verdant landscape, sipping tea as the local fauna frolic. The quietude of Eulinga Court guarantees a tranquil atmosphere, seldom disturbed by passing traffic.
The property's location is nothing short of superb: North Arm State School is a mere 9-minute drive, while the proximity to the Bruce Highway ensures a smooth commute. Additionally, the pristine Coolum's surf beach awaits just 20 minutes away, offering a coastal escape whenever desired.
63 Eulinga Court is more than a home; it's a dream waiting to be realised. Seize this chance to cultivate your own slice of Ninderry bliss.
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