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9 Boyce Street, Nambour
Bed 3
Bath 1
Car 2
Land 615m2
Price on Request
Convenience Meets Opportunity!
Welcome to 9 Boyce Street, Nambour-a solid and well-maintained home located in a quiet cul-de-sac. Set on a generous 615m² allotment, this three-bedroom property offers incredible potential for investors, first-time buyers, or families. With new copper plumbing, a new roof, and complete electrical rewiring, including two split-system air-conditioning units, this home provides a strong structural foundation and modern updates. The polished timber floors add charm to this functional property.
The kitchen has been removed, giving you the opportunity to design a custom culinary space tailored to your needs. Beneath the house, you'll find a spacious storage area with power and a single lock-up garage, offering flexibility for a workshop, storage, or additional utility space. The home's east-facing orientation keeps it cool in the afternoons, making it a pleasant place to live year-round.
For connectivity and convenience, the property is equipped with NBN Fibre to the Node for reliable high-speed internet. Additional features include ceiling fans and split-system air-conditioning for added comfort. The lush backyard offers privacy and space for gardening, landscaping, or outdoor entertaining.
The location is ideal, situated within walking distance to Bartlett Street Natural Amenity Reserve, St Joseph's Primary School, and Nambour General Hospital. A short drive to Nambour CBD provides easy access to shops, cafes, and public transport, ensuring convenience for both families and professionals.
Whether you're seeking a home to make your own or a property with exceptional potential, 9 Boyce Street presents an outstanding opportunity in a desirable area. Contact us today to arrange an inspection and unlock the possibilities this home has to offer.
*Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
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