8 Sneyd Street

West Mackay QLD 4740

The dining area is adjacent to the updated kitchen and flows through the lounge room to another living space that opens out to an enclosed deck, so there is definitely the space to spread out a bit.

Located near everything you need, this property is in a quiet street on a corner block, which has created several access points for vehicles both from Sneyd and Tait streets.

There is a carport accessed from the Tait St entrance and wide side access from Sneyd St leading to a big back yard with plenty of room for a shed.

The downstairs area under the house is a good height and offers lots of options for storage, tools and work spaces.

This property is in a superb location a short drive from the CBD and close to the Mackay Base Hospital, Parkside shopping centre, the 24-hour IGA, primary and high schools, Paget, the airport and the Botanic Gardens.

Set on a 764sq m fully fenced block, some of the features include:

- Three bedrooms, including the large main bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and air-conditioning

- Updated kitchen with dishwasher, breakfast bar and large pantry

- Pristine, renovated bathroom

- Air-conditioned dining area, flowing through to the lounge room

- The lounge room flows through to another open living space that connects seamlessly with the enclosed deck. There is space here for a sitting area, separate TV zone or a study area

- The deck is enclosed by lattice work and could easily be opened up. The deck faces east and gets afternoon shade and the easterly breeze

- The downstairs area has lots of options for storage and work spaces. There is a toilet and shower for the keen gardener or someone on the tools

- The big backyard also provides option: there is plenty of space for kids and dogs but it would easily accommodate a shed and pool

- There is already a garden lockup

- There is a bore

- 5.4KW Solar Panels

If you want a genuine, well-maintained, quality Queenslander that looks an absolute picture then this one will not disappoint.

There is a mixture of updated features but some of the tradition has also been kept, with some lead-light glass, tongue and groove walls and, of course, polished floorboards and high ceilings throughout.

The property faces east and, thanks to clever use of louvre windows, the house catches the prevailing easterly breezes that flow through.

Give David Fisher a call to arrange an inspection.

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