19 Newhaven Court, Avoca QLD 4670

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 3 • Bathrooms: 1

Description: Set on a generous 722sqm block, this solid brick home offers comfort, practicality, and space for relaxed everyday living. Thoughtfully laid out, the home flows seamlessly from the central living area through to the dining space, creating a functional design that suits both families and first-home buyers alike. The kitchen is positioned for convenience, featuring electric appliances, a dishwasher, and direct access to the dining area- making mealtimes and entertaining effortless. A versatile rumpus room or second living space sits just off the lounge, complete with air conditioning, providing the perfect spot for a media room, kids' retreat, or home office. All three bedrooms are well-sized, with two offering built-in robes, while ceiling fans are installed throughout the home to ensure year-round comfort. The main bathroom is centrally located, and a separate laundry off the dining room adds to the home's practical appeal. Outside, the property continues to impress with a large, fully fenced backyard - ideal for kids and pets to enjoy securely. At the front of the home, a spacious outdoor entertaining area creates the perfect setting for gatherings with family and friends. Complete with a single garage and positioned on a sizeable block, this property delivers a fantastic opportunity to secure a well-rounded home with space, functionality, and lifestyle appeal. AT A GLANCE: - Solid Brick 3 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom home - Spacious Fully Fenced 722sqm Block - Functional Kitchen with Electric Appliances & Adjoining Dining - Large Front Door Entertaining area - Single Garage - Currently tenanted until January 2027, returning $590.00 per week. - RATES: Approx. $2,090.00 per half year excluding water use. Contact Bundaberg's favourite Real Estate Team to secure this conveniently located property - Brent Illingworth & Tylah Stinson. ***The information provided is to be used as an estimate only. All potential purchasers should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves as to any due diligence required.***