51 Rossella Street, West GladstoneQLD 4680

Set on a 787m² corner block, this well-appointed four-bedroom home combines practical family living with daily convenience. With ample space inside (and out), parking for three vehicles and a functional, no-fuss layout, the home is designed to accommodate growing families, professionals or buyers seeking a low-maintenance property in a central Gladstone location. Stepping inside, the tiled, air-conditioned lounge provides a comfortable living space for relaxing throughout the year. With the kitchen serving as the heart of the home, there's ample space on offer for meal preparation and everyday living. The thoughtful floor plan balances shared living areas with private accommodation, creating a home that is both functional and welcoming. Every space has been designed with practicality in mind, providing flexibility for families or those working from home. Outside, the covered entertaining area offers a seamless extension of the living space, ideal for weekend barbecues or catching up with family and friends. The yard provides valuable additional space to move and breathe; it offers space for those who enjoy gardening or cultivating their own plants. A double lock-up garage completes the property with secure parking and extra storage. West Gladstone is a well-established residential suburb favoured for its accessibility and everyday convenience. The NightOwl Centre, Gladstone Central Plaza and Bunnings are located just moments from the property, while local parks, sporting facilities and shopping precincts contribute to a relaxed regional lifestyle. Positioned within the Gladstone West State School and Gladstone State High School catchments, this lifestyle locations is also well suited for growing families. Disclaimer: While due care has been taken, Russell Real Estate Pty Ltd makes no warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this advertisement. Some images displayed for the sale of this property may be digitally altered (such as enhanced grass or virtual staging). Intending purchasers should conduct their own enquiries and inspections, seek independent legal, financial and building advice and perform their own due diligence checks.