Open for inspection homes June 15
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WELCOME home to 1 Buckle St, a born again iconic piece of Yandina architecture. This magical home of yesteryear will seduce your senses, individually and luxuriously appointed. The home is instantly appealing.
The home offers volumes of character, romance and charm.
A harmonious marriage of cool contemporary and period warmth that is iconic, tied in with functional family living.
The property itself fronts Buckle Street where you are greeted by a double sided stair case. The main driveway enters from Old Gympie road where there is a large fully weather-proof 6x9m Carport. This sight holds a special place in the heart, the perfect entrance for a home that you just know will be full of character, charm and grandeur.
Once up the stairs you are greeted with a large balcony taking in the picture perfect eastern aspect of Mount Ninderry and Yandina Township.
From front to back the home continues to impress with all the features which once upon a time we may have been accustomed to when growing up but now miss.
The traditional fretwork, VJ paneling, high ceilings and a centre hall way, orientated to distribute the cool coastal breezes through the entire home.
Fully fenced and pet friendly, you will be able to sit out by the fire in the open air alfresco area of an afternoon with the kids playing freely.
Plenty of room for a pool or trampoline, the backyard even has a cubby house which will have all the other kids in class turn green with envy.
The heritage splendour melds with the stylish contemporary design, a home where two worlds meet, the ambiance is instant, the mood sentimental, you simply can't take your eyes off her, she is irresistible, a dream fulfilled, she simply completes you. Offering a certain grandeur that is instantly appealing, hypnotic offering faultless beauty, where the past has interrupted and complemented tomorrows lifestyle.
It is a place where over the years many memories have been made, but has so much more to give. A place to live, love, raise a family, entertain. A place to call home.
1 BUCKLE ST, YANDINA
Bed 4
Bath 2
Car 2
Agent: Peter Chant and Georgie Kollis at Ray White Nambour
Contact: 0403 454 413, 0431 639 478
Features: Traditional high ceilings and polished hardwood timber floors, breathtaking views of Yandina Township and Mount Ninderry, open air alfresco area, decorative fretwork throughout, estimated build 1910, VJ Panelling throughout
Price: Auction on site Saturday, June 29, at 10am
Inspection: Thursday 4:30-5:30pm, Saturday 9-10am and 3:30-4pm
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