Sunny, Spacious & Great Location!

Set on a sunny north-facing site in a well-regarded location, 530 Queens Drive is a spacious 1980s brick home designed for comfortable everyday living. Offering generous proportions, multiple living spaces and excellent outdoor functionality, this is a home that caters effortlessly to families, hobbyists and those needing extra parking and storage.

Recent updates, including a freshly painted roof and refreshed interior spaces, add to the home's welcoming feel, while the practical layout provides flexibility for growing families or long-term living.

Property Highlights:

• Three bedrooms, including master with walk-in wardrobe
• Spacious separate living area and conservatory
• Functional kitchen and dining configuration
• Covered outdoor entertaining area
• Heat pump and recently installed fire
• Hobby room with plumbing and future potential
• Double garage with excellent off-street parking
• Space for campervan or caravan
• Tunnel house and garden shed
• New mains pressure hot water system

Located close to Queens Park, walking tracks and excellent school zonings, this property offers a fantastic lifestyle opportunity in a consistently sought-after area. With generous proportions, practical features and space to enjoy both indoors and out, it is expected to appeal to a wide range of buyers. We look forward to meeting you at an open home or get in touch for a private viewing.

Disclaimer - All prospective purchasers shall complete their own due diligence, seek legal and expert advice and satisfy themselves with respect to information supplied during the marketing of this property, including but not limited to: the floor and land sizes, boundary lines, underground services, along with any scheme plans or consents. Land and floor area measurements are approximate, and boundary lines indicative only. All efforts have been made to source accurate information from reputable sources (i.e. Regional/City councils, Property-Guru, Core Logic etc). We cannot, however, verify its accuracy and suggest this should not replace independent clarification through standard due diligence.