No ordinary Queenslander

This gorgeous three-bedroom home maintains rustic charm and renovated convenience, with a picturesque backdrop

LOADS of beautiful casement windows and stylish paintwork are features of this adorable Queenslander. Explore Property agent David Hall said it was believed the property was moved to Redlynch from Cairns City and some of the surrounding trees were part of the old school playground.

“Renovations were overseen by an architect to ensure the character was not lost,” Mr Hall said.

“While the house is believed to be 70 to 80 years old, in the last 20 years it has been re-roofed, re-plumbed and rewired.”

The three-bedroom home has tongue and groove ceilings and walls and timber floors.

A central kitchen has ample bench and storage space, electric cooking and dishwasher.

The large dining and family room has airconditioning and direct access to the front undercover veranda, while there is a second living area which also has direct access to the front veranda.

The master bedroom is large and has an ensuite and airconditioning and the second and third bedrooms are also sizeable – one has airconditioning.

The front undercover veranda area looks out across vacant grassland to a picturesque mountain backdrop.

The property is on a fully fenced 585sq m landscaped corner block with remote gate access, plenty of side access for a boat or caravan and a paved outdoor area.

It is close to Freshwater State School and Redlynch Central Shopping Centre.

“There aren’t many traditional Queenslanders in Redlynch,” Mr Hall said.

“Interest has been strong, the first inquiry was a call not 60 seconds after the property went live.”

He said it was a short stroll to the Red Beret Hotel.

The median price of a house at Redlynch is $645,023 – a rise of 4.3 per cent over the March quarter, and a rise of 12.3 per cent over 12 months, underscoring the popularity of the suburb.