Unfurnished Beautiful Original Queenslander

This unfurnished original Queenslander in Olympus Crescent, built around 1920, is a classic hip-roofed house with glazed casement windows and timber louvers allowing light and air into the many rooms. Walking up the front steps into the living area, you find polished wood floors, ceiling fans and loads of character. Archways, sloping ceilings and lattice work make exploring the six main rooms of this house fascinating, and give plenty of opportunity for various living options.
One bedroom sits in the front left corner and has two walls of windows. The second bedroom, further to the rear, has an additional ante-room which can be used as a study, for storage, or just as a sitting room for your private enjoyment. The family room can double as a guest room to make this a three bedroom home, or can provide an alternative to the more formal front living area.
The kitchen has high benches that make excellent work surfaces and open cupboards. Black and white tiles on the floor complete the historical beach house look. The home has two bathrooms and a separate toilet.
The property is set on over 1200 square metres of land and features established tropical gardens. To help you enjoy the sea breezes and views, there is a 'love shack' part way up the hill at the rear of the house. This standalone structure is fully screened and can be used as a sleep-out in the warm summer months or as a place to hang your hammock and enjoy the winter sun.
The main home also has a covered dining bbq area adjoining the kitchen. The area is paved and has ceiling fans to make this a comfortable outdoor entertainment spot.
If you have always loved Alma Bay and island living, then this is an opportunity too good to be missed. Call now to arrange an inspection.
This property will be available for a 12 month lease, furnishing shown in the advertisement are not included in the rental.

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