Amber Werchon Property & Team Dan Lal are proud to present a timeless classic in the heart of all that Gympie has to offer - 17 Power Street, Gympie!
Steeped in character and showcasing the charm of a bygone era, this beautifully maintained home, originally built in the 1930s, seamlessly blends timeless craftsmanship with thoughtful modern updates. From the stunning original hardwood timber floors and soaring 3-metre ceilings to the established gardens bursting with edible delights, this is a home that offers warmth, space and an enviable lifestyle.
Positioned on an elevated block in one of Gympie's most convenient locations, this property offers the perfect balance of peace, privacy and accessibility. With shopping centres, schools, the hospital, medical facilities, cafés and everyday conveniences all just minutes away, you'll love the ease of living in such a central position. The elevated allotment also presents exciting future development potential (STCA), making this an attractive opportunity for homeowners, investors and developers alike.
Inside, the home exudes classic appeal, with generous living areas enhanced by two air-conditioned lounges and four new ceiling fans. The spacious kitchen is designed with functionality in mind, featuring a ceramic cooktop, electric oven, LG dishwasher and a walk-in pantry offering exceptional storage.
Accommodation is equally impressive, with well-proportioned bedrooms including a second bedroom complete with an oversized walk-in linen cupboard or wardrobe, providing flexibility for additional storage or dressing space.
Practical improvements ensure peace of mind, including a brand-new insulated roof installed in 2025, security screens to all accessible windows, steel stumps beneath the home and extensive under-house storage.
Outside is where this property truly comes to life. Fully fenced and surrounded by established gardens, the home is a haven for those who love to grow their own produce. Three raised vegetable gardens are already producing tomatoes and dragon fruit, while an impressive collection of mature fruit trees creates your very own backyard orchard. Two rainwater tanks with pump (approximately 10,000 litres) service the gardens through an efficient watering system, making maintenance both easy and sustainable.
Whether you're relaxing on the original timber verandah, harvesting fresh fruit from your own garden or recognising the future possibilities of this elevated property, 17 Power Street offers a rare opportunity to secure a character-filled home with modern comforts, an unbeatable location and outstanding long-term potential.
Property Features:
Character home originally built circa 1930s with tasteful extensions over time
Beautiful original hardwood timber flooring throughout and on the verandah
High 3-metre ceilings creating a wonderful sense of space
Brand-new insulated tin roof installed in 2025
Two spacious living areas with air conditioning
Four new ceiling fans
Functional kitchen with walk-in pantry
LG dishwasher, electric oven and ceramic cooktop
Large walk-in linen cupboard/wardrobe in the second bedroom
Security screens to all accessible windows
Steel posts underneath the home with extensive storage area
Fully fenced elevated allotment
Potential for future development (STCA)
Two rainwater tanks (approximately 10,000 litres) with pump
Established irrigation system servicing front and rear gardens
Three productive vegetable garden beds
Incredible selection of established fruit trees including avocado, citrus varieties, guava, Brazilian cherry, rose apple, kaffir lime, moringa, pineapple and Australian native edible fruits
Close to shopping centres, schools, hospital, medical facilities and all of Gympie's essential amenities
Whether you're searching for a charming family home, an investment in a premium location or a property with exciting future potential, this unique residence delivers on every level. Contact Dan Lal or Esther Claason from Amber Werchon Property today to arrange your inspection and discover everything 17 Power Street, Gympie has to offer.
