46 Cruice Street, Dayboro, QLD, 4521, Australia

All the elements for generous family living are delivered in a great lifestyle package with this large and attractive high set Queenslander. The tastefully presented residence has been smartly updated throughout and has a practical single-level layout that makes the most of the space and natural light with a focus on roomy living both indoors and out. It sits on a large 1,518sqm level block in the heart of Dayboro and is spread over three allotments offering many opportunities to develop and further add value down the track, subject to the appropriate approvals.

The interiors are warm and inviting with an easy to maintain three-bedroom layout featuring many preserved original details throughout. There is a large sunroom on entry, a separate living area with a cosy wood combustion heater, a neat and tidy kitchen and a smartly renovated bathroom. The huge land size means there is plenty of outdoor space to relax or entertain, with a covered alfresco deck, landscaped garden areas and a private level lawn. There's even a lock-up shed/garage and a kids cubby house.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a genuine block splitter with future options to land bank, move in or develop, as the property is already divided into three lots. The possibilities are endless for buyers looking to take advantage of an extra-large landholding in a popular neighbourhood that's less than 300m to the town centre.

Features include:
- A stunning family Queenslander in the heart of Dayboro
- Huge 1,518sqm block spread over three 506sqm allotments
- Fresh and bright interiors are smartly presented throughout
- Three bedrooms, a large living area and separate sunroom
- Renovated bathroom plus a neat and tidy eat-in kitchen
- Covered alfresco deck, landscaped gardens and level lawns
- Scope for development to add significant value, subject to approval
- Walking distance to schools, shops and village cafes


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