7 Bradley Street, Dayboro, QLD, 4521, Australia

Taking pride of place on a generous elevated block over two titles, this original Queenslander is bursting with warmth & opportunity and offers a great chance to add some excellent value to a spacious property in the heart of the Dayboro township. It holds outstanding potential for buyers looking to make their mark in this highly popular lifestyle location with scope to add some TLC, rebuild or land bank and develop the site down the track.

The home itself is in solid order and offers potential to live-in or lease out while planning the future. It features two double bedrooms, separate lounge, living and dining areas and a well-equipped kitchen and family bathroom.

The size of the block is where the true value of this property lies; the large-sized allotment comes with a wide street frontage and an expansive lawn at the rear, along with a carport. This is a truly unique property offering that will bring excellent rewards to those looking for a real estate project that would bring enormous value in the future.

Features include:
- Lots 4 - 5 on RP31441, Moreton Bay Regional - Pine Rivers
- Solid Queenslander sitting on a spacious block over two titles
- Two bedrooms plus sleepout (potential to convert into more bedrooms, subject to approvals)
- Fully usable land with gorgeous views out to the mountains
- Great opportunity to develop into two brand-new residences
- Side driveway access to a carport
- A short walk to café, shops, schools and all village amenities
- Excellent scope to capitalise on a premium real estate offering
- Located just 42kms from Brisbane's CBD & 47km to Airport.

Please contact Leigh Hutton for more information.

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