49 Albert Street West Crows Nest, QLD 4355

• 5982m2 (1.5Acres*) - 3 Lots
• 3 Bed - 1 Built-In
• 1.5 Bath (2nd Toilet & Vanity)
• 3 x Reverse Cycle Air Cons
• Open Plan Living
• Sheds & Outdoor Living

With fresh paint inside & out, a renovated family bathroom and lovely open-plan living, all on a huge block, this home is perfect for those wanting to walk to school & shops. Reverse cycle air conditioners handle heating and cooling throughout the entire home, covering two bedrooms and the living area. Year-round comfort is sorted along with a great wood fire for those who love that traditional wood fire heating. Kitchen and dining area flow into a great rear sunroom, creating plenty of light and space. Back-to-grid solar plus solar hot water contribute to affordable and sustainable country living and all just a stone's throw from the facilities you would expect in a bustling country town. Some features can go unnoticed upon initial inspection, but it's those small things that sometimes make the difference - like double glazed front windows, security screens all-round with escape panels in bedroom windows, insulated ceilings, modern downlights throughout, and a separate shower and bathtub for the kids, just to name a few.
The entire lot spans 3 titles: the home is on 1108m2 while two adjoining lots of over 2400m2 each which creates almost 1.5 acres...perfect for horses or other animals with a solid hardwood & corrugated iron shelter with rainwater tank & pressure pump, ideal for a stable. Other sheds include a powered & concreted 8m x 6m lock-up colorbond shed (2 bay + workshop) with a carport skillion (enclosed 3 sides). A fully concreted carport measuring 8m x 4m at the rear of the home is currently used as an entertainment area. Connected to townwater, the home can also easily be switched over to rainwater supplied from two tanks...all helping with the aforementioned sustainable living.
You will get a real feel of country from the north facing front verandah and big yard, right through to the vacant land at the rear where a family of kangaroos often hangs around.