34 East St Extended, Mount MorganQLD 4714

If you have been looking for a property with plenty of space, loads of storage and a setup that offers something a little different, this one is definitely worth your attention. Set on a securely fenced 1,120sqm block, this home offers front access from East St Extended as well as rear lane access from Pepperina Lane, giving you excellent practicality and flexibility across the property. The home itself is lowset at the front and highset at the rear, making great use of the block and creating additional space underneath. Downstairs, there is a wine cellar, along with a combined laundry and bathroom featuring a raised bathtub surrounded by rock wall detailing. Out the back is a huge nursery area measuring approximately 13m x 12m, offering fantastic potential for gardeners, plant lovers, or those wanting a seriously protected growing space. There is also an older timber post carport with two open bays, plus a third bay set up as a workshop. At the front of the property, you will find a newer steel-framed workshop, adding even more storage or project space. One of the real conversation pieces is the quirky space built into an old concrete rainwater tank. With its tucked-away feel and fireplace, it could make the most incredible playhouse or backyard hideaway for kids, giving them their very own little Never Never Land. Upstairs, the home offers three bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, with air conditioning to two of them. The lounge also has split-system air conditioning, helping to keep the main living area comfortable. The whole of the upstairs is tiled throughout, making it practical and easy to maintain. The kitchen was upgraded a few years ago and includes a built-in pantry, while the upstairs bathroom offers a modern four-piece layout with a bathtub, vanity, toilet, and a standalone shower. This is not your standard property, and that is exactly what makes it interesting. With multiple workshops, extensive storage, dual access, a huge nursery area, a wine cellar, and plenty of practical extras, it is ideal for someone who needs space for hobbies, tools, plants, projects or simply wants a home with more personality than most. About Mount Morgan: Mount Morgan is a historically significant town, once home to Australia's largest gold mine. William Knox D'Arcy made his early fortune here at the Mount Morgan Gold Mine. He later used that fortune to help start BP Oil. Today, the town offers a peaceful lifestyle with excellent amenities, including, but not limited to, a full-service IGA grocery, with deli and butcher, a chemist, a hospital, a bakery, three doctors' practices, primary and secondary schools, a hardware store, pubs, restaurants, newsagents, and bowls clubs. The stunning No. 7 Dam provides a recreation area with shaded playgrounds, facilities, and barbecue areas, where you can swim, kayak, and fish. The town also features a skate park, basketball facilities, a public swimming pool with a children's wading area, tons of undercover seating, and a large partially undercover pool. Most homes are only a 2- or 3-minute drive from the town's amenities and services. Mount Morgan is less than 25 minutes to the Rockhampton roundabout, even closer to the Gracemere shopping centre, and only around 40 minutes to Rockhampton Regional Airport. A Note to Buyers: Photographs, floor plans, aerial boundary maps and other property information are provided to help buyers gain a better understanding of the property's overall layout and some of its features. Every effort has been made to ensure the information provided is accurate, however buyers are encouraged to carry out their own inspections and enquiries to satisfy themselves as to the property's features, layout and suitability. Disclaimer: Disclaimer: The information, photographs and floorplans provided form part of the property’s marketing material and are intended as a general guide only. Images may not reflect the current condition or layout, and floorplans are indicative with measurements being approximate. Buyers are encouraged to make their own inspections and enquiries to satisfy themselves as to any matters of importance.