15 Elliott Street, Queenstown TAS 7467

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 3 • Bathrooms: 1

Description: Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac at the southern end of Queenstown, this well-presented home offers an excellent opportunity for those looking to enter the property market or secure a solid investment. With a practical layout and comfortable living spaces, the property provides a strong foundation with scope to further enhance over time. The home features three well-proportioned bedrooms, each complete with built-in wardrobes, offering ample storage and functionality for families or tenants alike. The open plan kitchen, dining and living area forms the heart of the home, creating a welcoming space for everyday living. The lounge is equipped with both a reverse cycle air conditioner and an enclosed wood heater, ensuring year-round comfort in all seasons. The kitchen is well-appointed with electric cooking and generous cupboard space, catering to both convenience and practicality. A separate bathroom, toilet and laundry arrangement adds to the home's functionality. The bathroom includes a shower over bath, making it suitable for a range of household needs. Set on a fully fenced block of approximately 707 square metres, the outdoor space is ideal for children, pets or simply enjoying the privacy on offer. A covered rear entry provides a sheltered area for storage, while the double garage, with a combined wood room and workshop, offers excellent storage and workspace options. With council rates of approximately $1,800 per annum, this property represents an affordable and appealing opportunity in a peaceful and established part of Queenstown. Please call Lee or Rodney to discuss further or to arrange an inspection. The information on this website has in part been supplied Harcourts West Coast by third parties and all information is published solely for potential purchasers to assist them in deciding whether or not they wish to make further enquiries about the properties. Harcourts West Coast has not checked the accuracy of the information and does no more than pass it on.