Positioned on a generous 1,088sqm fully fenced allotment, 178A Barolin Street combines the charm of yesteryear build and design with the delights of modern trends, finishes and aesthetics to truly give you a package hard to look past in a convenient position!
The eye catching stucco home offers space, comfort, and practicality in a convenient, central Walkervale location. Internally featuring three oversized bedrooms and one well-appointed bathroom, this property blends character with thoughtful modern updates, making it ideal for families, first-home buyers, or investors alike.
You'll appreciate the warmth and appeal of freshly polished timber floors and ornate cornice / plaster workings complimented by the renovated kitchen designed for both functionality and style which becomes the centrepiece of the home. All bedrooms are generously sized, with new built-in robes adding valuable storage and convenience.
Stepping outside, the property continues to impress with features tailored for everyday living and entertaining. A second toilet, outdoor shower, single shed, and expansive 6x8m carport provide versatility and practicality, while the large, fenced yard offers endless room for kids, pets, additional shedding, or future potential for a second dwelling / granny flat.
Offering character, modern improvements, and exceptional block size, 178A Barolin Street, Walkervale presents an outstanding opportunity to secure a well-rounded home with space to grow.
AT A GLANCE:
- 3 spacious bedrooms with new built-in robes
- 1 bathroom + 2nd toilet + extra outdoor shower
- Charming stucco home
- Polished timber floors / ornate cornice
- Renovated kitchen
- Single shed for storage or workshop space
- Huge 6m x 8m carport
- Fully fenced 1,088sqm allotment
- RENTAL APPRAISAL: $650+ pw (approx.)
- RATES: Approx. $2,109 Per Half Year Incl Water
Contact Bundaberg's favourite Real Estate Team - Brent Illingworth and Ethan McGowan - to secure this warm, inviting property.
***The information provided is to be used as an estimate only. All potential purchasers should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves as to any due diligence required.***
