11/Acacia Drive, Greenvale QLD 4816

Property Details: • Type: New House & Land

• Bedrooms: 3 • Bathrooms: 1

Description: Situated in the friendly township of Greenvale, this 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home is now vacant and ready for someone to give some love and attention to build some serious equity. The home needs some maintenance, some new flooring, a kitchen & bathroom update, a good clean up and a lick of paint, to make it ready for a tenant or to move into. Rentals in Greenvale bring in from $350 to $500 per week. The home is an older style Post war home built with brick veneer and tile roof and provides a solid base for an easy renovation . Like most of the homes in Greenvale it has a hardwood frame , so no problems with termites , and it's a strongly built house. Sitting on 700 m2 of land there is plenty of outdoor space available for family fun, a garden or entertainment space. The friendly community of Greenvale is located 203 kilometres north of Charters Towers along the Gregory Development Road and 235kms north-west of Townsville, North Queensland. The town has many amenities for the locals, including a Police Station, Post Office (Transaction Centre), Three Rivers Hotel, Olympic sized public Pool, Seniors Citizen's Centre, School (K - Yr6), Beautiful Community Hall, Ambulance Service, Rural Fire Brigade, SES, Service station / Roadhouse, Sports Oval and a Grocery delivery service. The town sits in the midst of gem fields and areas of valuable minerals. The population of Greenvale today is 238, but is expected to burgeon into the thousands with future planned development. This is a community that is seeing the beginnings of what is set to be a big period of growth... Greenvale Energy has just kicked off its Oasis Project drilling for rare earth minerals. The Sconi project is a proposed nickel, cobalt, and scandium mine located near Greenvale in North Queensland, Australia. It's a significant project aiming to produce battery-grade nickel and cobalt sulfates, with potential scandium oxide as a by-product. The project is estimated to cost $1.4 billion and has a planned life of 30 years. Government Funded - Greenvale Military Training Area is being established under the Australia-Singapore Military Training Initiative (ASMTI). Defence is committed to maximising economic benefits for communities and opportunities for local industry in North Queensland across the life of the ASMTI. Meetings have been held with military, townsfolk and council in readiness for commencment of works. The Martins Real Estate Bayside have prepared this information using every endeavour to ensure that the information given is true and accurate but accepts no responsibility or liability in respect of any errors, omissions or inaccuracies that may occur. All prospective purchasers should endeavour to make their own enquiries to verify the accuracy of the information provided.