82 Coorabin Court, Tallebudgera QLD 4228

Property Details: • Type: Rural

• Bedrooms: 4 • Bathrooms: 2

Description: Rich with classic character and charm, 'Pine Lodge' captures the essence of a tranquil, traditional acreage lifestyle, without sacrificing convenience. Close to shops, schools and beaches, it's a paradise of usable land, towering trees and lush tropical greenery, all set out across a vast 4,458m² block bordered by meandering Tallebudgera Creek. Playing host to a single-level Federation-style brick residence, timber floors, stained glass windows and soaring ceilings exude a welcoming warmth, with a fireplace adding a cosy touch to the living room. Oversized picture and bay windows are the perfect complement, inviting in views of the glorious greenery, plus modern needs are well met too, courtesy of a renovated kitchen with quality Bosch appliances and stone benches. Additionally, enjoy four bedrooms and two bathrooms adorned with traditional tessellated tiling, including the spacious master suite. Outdoors, the lifestyle offering truly unfolds. Three separate alfresco decks and a paved open-air entertaining area provide multiple spaces to host guests or simply savour the surrounding natural beauty. A lagoon-style pool with pergola promises relaxed summer afternoons, while the fully fenced backyard grants direct access to Tallebudgera Creek perfect for all sorts of water-based adventures in nature. The front yard is also fenced and suitable for animals, plus benefit from a powered, air-conditioned shed and two double carports. Peaceful and private, 'Pine Lodge' delivers a serene semi-rural lifestyle so close to amenities. Tallebudgera State School and local shops and eateries are a mere 4 minute drive, while the sand and sea of Palm Beach or the world-class waves at Currumbin Alley beckon within 15 minutes. Add to this a location with a strong sense of community, where kids play together in the street and neighbours soon become firm friends, and it's clear to see why families thrive here. Don't miss your chance to make this peaceful sanctuary your own, inspect today! House Features: 'Pine Lodge' classic and charming single level, brick Federation-style home on Tallebudgera Creek Rich with traditional character, including timber floors, stained glass windows, high ceilings, tessellated tiling and a gabled roofline Modern, renovated kitchen with stone benches, dishwasher, Bosch 4-burner induction cooktop and oven Living room with a cosy fireplace, framed by two large picture windows Open plan family and dining zone with a beautiful bay window Spacious master suite features a walk-in robe and ensuite Three remaining bedrooms with built-in robes; one with study desk Main bathroom includes a bath and separate toilet Split system air-conditioning in Living room, Master Bedroom and Second Bedroom Ceiling fans throughout Three separate alfresco decks to entertain or enjoy views of the surrounding greenery Paved open-air alfresco entertaining area Lagoon-style pool with pergola Fully fenced backyard with direct access to Tallebudgera Creek Fenced front yard, suitable for animals such as dogs, horses or goats Property Features: Private and picturesque 4,458m2 creekfront allotment Useable land punctuated with towering trees, tropical plants and florals Powered, air-conditioned storage shed with capacity for small home gym Two double carports Garden shed Location: Approx. 3 mins to Tallebudgera State School and shops Approx. 7 mins to St. Andrew's Lutheran College Approx. 11 mins to Burleigh Heads Approx. 13 mins to Palm Beach Approx. 15 mins to Currumbin Alley Approx. 20 mins to Gold Coast Airport Approx. 35 mins to Surfers Paradise Price Disclaimer: This property is being sold without a price and therefore a price guide cannot be provided. The website may have filtered the property into a price bracket for website functionality purposes only. Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.