13 James Court

Buderim QLD 4556

- Three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
- All bedrooms with fans, and new carpet
- Elevated 1,047m allotment
- Serene cul-de-sac location
- Exquisite hardwood timber floors
- Expansive rear entertainment deck
- Views to the ocean from the deck, gorgeous no matter the weather
- Brand new gourmet kitchen, induction cooktop, oven with air fryer
- Modern bathroom with separate bath, shower and toilet
- Double carport
- Ceiling fans throughout
- Fully fenced yard
- Joyful daily visits from a local kangaroo family with their joey still in the pouch!
- Abundant storage solutions
- Centrally located near Buderim Village
- Convenient access to various schools
- Garden package included lawns and gardens once per month

The Home

The home features elegant hardwood timber flooring, spacious open plan living offering two living areas, dining with a brand-new gourmet kitchen overlooking these spaces offering easy living. The stunning kitchen offers ample storage, induction cooktop, oven with air fryer incorporated, 2 drawer dishwasher, water filter, Caesar stone bench tops and numerous other features to make your time in kitchen easy and enjoyable.

Step onto the covered deck, a perfect retreat for sharing a glass of wine with friends or soaking in the morning sun while enjoying your coffee. Surprisingly level for its location, the yard provides ample space for children to explore.

The master bedroom gazes over the treetops, while two additional bedrooms with built-in wardrobes are situated at the front of the home. The bathroom offers a bath, separate shower and toilet, storage is in abundance throughout the home.

Nestled within one of Buderim's most tranquil tree-lined streets, homes within this cul-de-sac are rarely available on the market...This enchanting Buderim residence is sure to capture hearts, but act swiftly, as opportunities with this address are fleeting.

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