2/1 King Street, Urangan, QLD, 4655, Australia

About this Property

Renovated Townhouse in Highly Desired Hervey Bay Location

Welcome to this tastefully renovated townhouse, ideally situated just a short walk from the vibrant restaurants, cafes, and beautiful beaches of Hervey Bay. Located in one of the most highly desired areas, this property offers a modern and convenient lifestyle.

Property Features:

• Modern kitchen boasts ample storage space, allowing for easy organization and functionality.
• Open plan dining and lounge area creates a spacious and inviting atmosphere for comfortable living and entertaining.
• Upgraded and spacious bathroom, offering a contemporary design and luxurious touches.
• Master bedroom features a sliding door that opens to a balcony, providing a private outdoor space to relax and enjoy the fresh coastal breeze.
• Second bedroom is equipped with a built-in robe, offering convenient storage solutions.
• Separate single carport ensures secure parking for your vehicle.
• Benefit from low body corporate fees, making this townhouse an affordable choice.

Whether you choose to live in it yourself or invest, this property presents opportunities for both holiday or long-term rentals. Request a investment report from agent Shelly Carey.

The local shopping center, with major supermarkets and specialty shops, is conveniently close by.
The Boat Harbour precinct is within a short distance, providing access to Fraser Island Tours and other exciting adventures.
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to own a tastefully renovated townhouse in a highly desired area of Hervey Bay. Embrace the coastal lifestyle, indulge in the local amenities, and explore the natural wonders of the region.

For more information or to schedule a private viewing, contact Shelly Carey 0447 716 177

Secure this modern townhouse and make Hervey Bay your home or investment today!

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.