Dalby homes on the real estate market this week
Are you on the hunt for your next home? Looking for an investment property? Here are the latest homes in Dalby that have hit the market.
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Dalby’s continues to be the region of choice for keen homebuyers, with exclusive properties taking less than a week to sell in some instances.
Each month multiple properties hit the real estate market, with eager property owners fielding offers left, right, and centre from investors and keen families.
The Dalby Herald has compiled a list of five homes that have been listed for sale in the last seven days, all containing stunning features in handy locations.
98 Nicholson Street, Dalby – $320,000
This huge family home is ready for its next owners to snap up this exclusive bargain after hitting the market this week.
98 Nicholson St sits upon 880 sqm allotment, and contains a large rumpus room at the front of the property, accompanied by a lounge area with an open plan kitchen area.
The main bedroom has its own walk in robe and ensuite, with the potential to make one of the two lounges into a fifth bedroom.
For more information, please head here.
9 Nicholson Street, Dalby – $229,000
This picturesque family home at 9 Nicholson Street is within a stone's throw from Our Lady of the Southern Cross College.
It’s a solar powered home with a modern kitchen, a large shed at the back, and an enormous rain water tank.
This house is eagerly waiting in the wings to be sold as a prime investment property for the right buyer.
For more information, please head here.
423 Halliford Road, Dalby – Auction
This expansive 221 acre property sits a half an hour away from the Dalby CBD, and contains open plan barn style living.
It has a modern bathroom, main bedroom, and a large paved undercover entertainment area, along with a fireplace.
The home runs on a premium solar system, accompanied by an 85,000L rainwater tank, and a double bay undercover car shed.
For more information, please head here.
17 Spring Creek Drive, Dalby – $520,000
This stunning five bedroom home is a prime investment for a family wanting to begin their lives in the Western Downs.
Situated on a generous 4,050 sqm allotment, the home has built in cupboards in every room and ceiling fans, partnered with a separate office or sixth bedroom.
A spacious living open living kitchen and dining area will cater to your every need, along with a tidy veranda to soak up the morning sun.
For more information, please head here.
5 Galilee Street, Dalby – $295,000
The perfect investment opportunity has opened its doors at 5 Galilee St, located only minutes from Dalby’s prestigious Bunya racecourse.
Four spacious bedrooms with built in robes occupy the house, coexisting with an open plan kitchen, and glorious living and dining area.
A separate media room is available, with a split system airconditioning unit cooling down the kitchen, dining, and main bedroom.
For more information, please head here.
Originally published as Dalby homes on the real estate market this week
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