18 Derwent Street, Macleay Island QLD 4184

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 2 • Bathrooms: 2

Description: After two months on the market, this immaculately presented home has now been positioned to secure a result. If you've been waiting for genuine value on Macleay Island this is your opportunity. Set on a fully fenced 607m² block and backing directly onto peaceful conservation land, this modern home offers privacy, comfort and low-maintenance living in one very appealing package. Step inside to a light-filled open-plan design where the crisp white kitchen overlooks the living and dining space practical, welcoming and perfect for relaxed island living. Split-system air-conditioning and ceiling fans ensure comfort all year round. Two generous bedrooms with built-in robes include a main with ensuite, plus a second well-appointed bathroom ideal for guests or family living. The rear deck is a standout feature overlooking your backyard and tranquil conservation land beyond. No rear neighbours. No future development. Just privacy and birdsong. Additional features include: Remote garage with rear glass sliding doors to access the deck Additional carport Retro pink laundry with personality Easy-care block with excellent fencing At $525,000 negotiable, this property now represents compelling buying for first home buyers, downsizers or investors seeking a smart addition to their portfolio. The sellers are ready to meet the market. Inspections are encouraged properties offering this level of presentation and privacy at this price point are increasingly difficult to secure. Island Lifestyle Living on Macleay Island means embracing a relaxed coastal lifestyle with beaches, boat ramps, bowls and golf clubs, cafés, medical facilities and local shopping close by. Only 18 minutes by passenger ferry to Redland Bay, with Brisbane CBD and airport accessible in under an hour, it's convenience without compromise. Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information, prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves by inspection or further enquiry.