31-33 Tinarra Close, Maroochy River, Qld 4561

Tinarra Close continues to bring premium acreage to the Sunshine Coast market in 2024, with this stunning example being no exception.

Built in 1999 on a 6014m2 block showcasing breathtaking views of Mount Ninderry and the coast, this spectacular character home is 15 minutes to Coolum Beach and 5 minutes to the Bruce Highway.

Stepping up on to the main deck, the views are immediately apparent before stepping in to the massive 8m x 8m primary living space with soaring high ceilings and gorgeous hardwood timber floors. The fully featured kitchen comes off this main living space at a 45 degree angle, skillfully positioned to face the expansive views directly.

The master bedroom suite remains separate from the other 3 bedrooms at the rear of the property, with walk-in-robe, generous ensuite, and direct access to the rear verandah and more incredible views from Mt Ninderry to the coast.

The rest of the house features a second living space that leads to two of the 3 remaining bedrooms, perfect for a study or a second living room for the kids and teens. All 3 secondary bedroom are above-average in size and have built-in-robes.

A 6x9 2 bay shed at the front of the property is perfectly situated to work in as the two-car garage, forming part of the fully fenced front yard. Enjoy the privacy and views afforded by a full acre-and-a-half without all the maintenance, while having plenty of usable room left for a pool and more infrastructure.

Property in this part of Maroochy River is selling very quickly, with multiple other examples on the same street going under contract on average in 2-3 weeks. Leading into Spring this property promises to be extremely popular. For more information or to book a private inspection, call the listing agents Scott Walters on 0447 474 982 or Tim Woolner on 0407 308 794


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