50 Whitley Street

Howard QLD 4659

FEATURING: High Ceilings,Full Length Verandahs on 2 sides, Hardwood Timber Flooring, Colorbond Roofing, Recently repainted internally, New Fans, New Carpets,12 months old Electric HWS plus a 3.5KW Solar electricity system.

BOASTING INSIDE:
* Tasmanian Oak Kitchen with adequate cupboard spaces, double sink, Dishwasher, Electric oven & cooktop with overhead extraction fan. Separate Dining Room
Spacious Lounge Room featuring a Pot Bellied Stove heater, a S/S Aircon unit, decorative Cornices, Plaster Ceiling Roses above light fittings.

* The front entry door features decorative glass panels and opens into a receiving or Parlour area, which could easily double as an Office area.

* The Main Bedroom is Queen sized, carpeted and by a walk-in Robe and brand new modern Ensuite with Lifestyle Shower & WC.
2nd Bedroom is Queen sized & carpeted. Lovely VJ wall panelling complement this room.
3rd Bedroom is double sized & carpeted.

* The Main Bathroom is also brand new, having a Lifestyle Shower and a separate WC.
* Laundry is enclosed separately.

OUTSIDE:
Lovely level and grassed & treed property having a variety of shed options:

* 9m x 9m Colorbond Garage /Shed with 2 roller doors and a side entry door. Currently converted and used as a Man shed. Carpet tiles are overlaid on the cement floor base.
* 2 Car Carport and potential for extra car cover,small shed(4m x 5m) for storage space or office potential, Chook Pen, Firepit area and wood fuel, Large Water Tank
* 2 large Shipping Containers on a concrete Slab, weatherproofed with a connecting roof. Currently used for storage and a workshop area of 6m x 4m

With the potential to partly subdivide off 1 block from the original 3 lots (Subject to Council Approval), and an OPPORTUNITY to ENJOY a QUIET COUNTRY LIFESTYLE

CALL KARYL NOW to ARRANGE YOUR PRIVATE INSPECTION!

Footnote: A little bit of History in regards to the street name:
In 1876 William Howard discovered Coal on land owned then by William Whitley which led to the opening of the Whitley Colliery in 1877. The Howard Power Station fuelled by loaca Coal was opened in 1951 & closed in 1980. The last
Burrum Coalfield was closed in 1977.

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