There is something rare about a home that feels genuinely fresh the moment you step through the door. Soft sage and timber accents, crisp white interiors, and a layout that simply makes sense. At 30 Chester Crescent, the hard work has already been done, and the only thing left is to move in and enjoy it.
Built just 18 months ago, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom home presents with the kind of clean, considered aesthetic that is difficult to find in an established suburb. The open
plan living and dining area forms the social heart of the home, flowing naturally to the covered patio at the rear. Whether it is a weeknight dinner or a Saturday afternoon with friends, the indoor-outdoor connection makes entertaining effortless. The kitchen and living zones are finished to a contemporary standard, with a palette that feels current without being trend-dependent
The primary bedroom is a genuine retreat, complete with a walk-in robe and private ensuite. Two additional bedrooms provide flexibility for children, guests, or a dedicated home office, and the well-considered floorplan ensures the primary suite sits apart from the secondary rooms for genuine privacy. A double garage with rear access adds practical convenience, while the extra concreted pad behind the garage offers additional space for a trailer, work vehicle, or recreational storage. The tiled front porch and excellent street appeal mean the home presents beautifully from the moment you arrive.
Andergrove is a suburb that genuinely delivers on liveability. The local Coles-anchored shopping precinct and Andergrove Village are close by for everyday needs, while Andergrove State School and MacKillop Catholic Primary School make this a natural choice for families. The developing Woodlands District Park, Andergrove Lakes with its wetland walking tracks and cable wakeboarding park, and 23 parks covering nearly 8.8% of the suburb's total area mean weekends here are spent outdoors. The Mackay CBD is approximately 10 minutes by car, supported by the new bridge duplication, and the Bruce Highway is easily accessible for regional travel.
This is a home designed for real life. Single-level, low maintenance, and beautifully presented, it suits a young family ready to settle in, a professional couple wanting a quality base, or a downsizer seeking comfort without compromise. Properties of this quality and age in Andergrove are genuinely uncommon.
AT A GLANCE
• Near-new home, built approximately 18 months ago
• Three generous bedrooms
• Primary suite with walk-in robe and private ensuite
• Built-in robes to secondary bedrooms
• Two contemporary bathrooms
• Light-filled open plan living and dining
• Modern kitchen with soft sage and timber accents
• Fully air-conditioned throughout
• Covered rear entertaining patio
• Tiled front porch
• Double remote garage with rear access
• Additional concreted pad behind the garage
• Low-maintenance, beautifully manicured yard
• Excellent street appeal
• Single-level, easy-care living
• Convenient Andergrove Lakes location
• Close to schools, shops, parks and recreational facilities
• Approximately 10 minutes from the Mackay CBD
UTILITIES
Power: Mains electricity
Water: Town water
Communications: NBN available
Hot water: Electric hot water system
Dwelling Built: 2025
Price: Offers over $789,000
Zoned: Low Density Residential
Area: 375 m2
Rates: Approximately $1,870 per half year
ABOUT ANDERGROVE
Andergrove is a well-established residential suburb located 5-7 km north-east of Mackay's CBD, offering a relaxed, family-friendly lifestyle characterised by leafy streets, a strong community spirit, and an outdoors-oriented culture with access to Blacks Beach and Eimeo Beach. The suburb is well-serviced by local amenities including a Coles-anchored shopping precinct, Andergrove Village retailers and dining, two primary schools (Andergrove State School and MacKillop Catholic Primary School), and an extensive network of green spaces, with 23 parks covering nearly 8.8% of the suburb's total area. Andergrove appeals to a broad range of buyers including families, professionals, investors, and retirees, drawn by its convenient road access to the CBD (approximately 10 minutes, aided by the new bridge duplication) and the developing Woodlands District Park and Andergrove Lakes recreational precinct.
