Built in 2020 and set on a substantial block, 38 Altitude Drive offers a combination of modern comfort, generous space and versatile living options in one of Burnside's most sought-after pockets.
The home offers four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a flexible layout designed to accommodate a range of living arrangements, while air conditioning throughout ensures year-round comfort.
Adding another dimension to the home, the fourth bedroom is complete with its own bathroom, kitchenette and living space, along with separate external access. Whether accommodating extended family, older children, guests or providing a private retreat, this additional space offers exciting dual living potential.
The open-plan kitchen and living area flow seamlessly onto the covered patio, creating an inviting space for relaxed outdoor entertaining while overlooking the generous allotment.
With a versatile layout and room for the whole family, the home offers plenty of scope to adapt to changing needs and lifestyles. The single garage is also air-conditioned - future home gym or office perhaps?
Features at a Glance
• 4 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms
• Flexible dual living / multi-generational living potential
• Separate fourth bedroom with bathroom, kitchenette and living area
• Independent external access to secondary living space
• Air conditioning throughout, including the garage!
• Covered outdoor entertaining patio and single lock-up garage
Conveniently positioned, the property enjoys easy access to local parks, playgrounds and walking pathways connecting to St John's College, Burnside State School, Nambour Special School, TAFE and nearby childcare facilities. Nambour's shopping, cafes, restaurants, cinemas and rail services are all within approximately five minutes, while the Sunshine Coast's beautiful beaches are less than 25 minutes away.
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