3 Lot 3, 133 Memorial Drive, Eumundi, QLD, 4562, Australia

Studio

857 m²

About this Property

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Eumundi, within mere footsteps from the renowned Eumundi markets, is an exceptional parcel of land awaiting the realization of your dream residence in the picturesque Noosa Hinterland. Representing an unparalleled opportunity for those seeking an idyllic lifestyle, this lot presents distinctive features and advantages for discerning buyers.

Comprising 857 sqm of usable land, this lot boasts a unique proposition with an existing studio/shed in place. This pre-existing structure not only adds an immediate functional dimension to the property. The parcel's topography offers a harmonious blend of practicality and aesthetic potential, making it an ideal canvas for those with a discerning eye for design.

The lot is equipped with essential town services, ensuring a seamless integration with the local amenities and utilities. The provision of power further accentuates the convenience and modernity that these parcels offer. The sealed access to the property not only enhances their accessibility but also signifies a commitment to quality infrastructure, reflecting the overall high standards of the locale.

It is imperative to recognise the scarcity of vacant land in such a coveted location. The proximity to the famed Eumundi markets, coupled with the scarcity of similar opportunities in the vicinity, amplifies the exclusivity and desirability of this lots. Act promptly to secure your stake in this rare and sought-after piece of real estate.

Features:
- 857sqm of usable land
- Existing studio/shed onsite
- Sealed access to the lot
- Town services including power
- Walking distance to Eumundi

The information contained herein has been obtained through sources deemed reliable by Hinternoosa, but cannot be guaranteed for its accuracy. We recommend to the buyer that any information, which is of special interest, should be obtained through independent verification. All measurements are approximate. Check with the local council for usage regulations.