17 Farmer Street, Moura, Qld 4718

This home has a mass of potential and is ready for you to just add the love! Let your creative flair and style shine through as you breathe new life into this remarkable property. Imagine updating the kitchen and bathroom and giving those lovely timber floorboards a new shine.  Situated on a well-sized 784 m2 allotment this property is perfect for those looking to get their foot into the property market or for the savvy investor searching for another property to add to their portfolio with a strong 8.4% ROI. Priced to sell and Selling "As Is" !Features include: 
*Bullnose full length verandah on the right hand side of the home 
*Spacious air-conditioned open plan Dining/Lounge area with wood fire heater and timber floorboards 
*Very accommodating Kitchen with upright electric stove, range hood and dishwasher 
*3 well sized air-conditioned Bedrooms (2 with built-in wardrobes) 
*Bathroom with shower over bath, vanity and linen cupboard (bath currently not operative) 
*Internal Laundry with access to side yard
*Ceiling fans through-out 
*Double bay shed offering extended side awning - perfect for entertaining 
*Garden Shed, Sandpit, and much more!  
*Double gate vehicle side access up to the shed in fully fenced backyard 
*The property is currently leased until 13th June 2025 for $380.00 per week 

Current rental appraisal: $400.00 per week
Rates: $2169.87 per half year (including water)

This one is perfect for those looking to enter the property market and provides so much potential!  The property provides the bones, and all is required is to add your personal flair!  Contact Elizabeth Hood on 0499 003 005 to discuss in further detail.

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