91 Melinda Road, Torbanlea, QLD, 4662, Australia

THIS PROPERTY NEEEDS TO BE SOLD IN THE NEXT 2 MONTHS OR IT WILL RETURN TO A PERMANENT RENTAL!

10 ACRES + SHED + 4 BEDROOMS + 2 BATHROOMS
Kickstart your 2024 by moving into this beaut 10 acre property. With the pretty and charming home, great 6x6 shed with 6x6 carport for the boat, horse float or beefy 4wd, old school country machinery shed which is perfect to keep the sun off while you work on the latest project.
Water security is assured being connected to town water and the dam provides free water for livestock and the grounds.
The home itself is best thought about in 2 parts; upstairs for living and downstairs for work and play.
Upstairs offers: 3 bedrooms, bathroom, open plan and air conditioned lounge / dining / kitchen and breakfast / nightcap balcony.
Downstairs offers: 4th bedroom (perfect for guests or office for those who work from home), 2nd bathroom and huge entertaining area.
With the house yard under control, it's your choice what to do with the balance of the acreage. Currently low and easy to maintain natural growth, it has the potential for you to create your ideal coastal acreage property (vegetation management report available upon request).
"As a vacant property, time is a factor in the sellers' world,the property will return as a rental property if not sold in the next two months."

Contact Brad Dyson 0490 228 601 for more information and inspections. Country, pretty and ready to be all yours for 2024.


TORBANLEA is a small country town just off the main highway with a pub, a store, a school and not much more. Folk come from all around to enjoy its annual horse race day. Expect your visiting friends and family to be 'snap chat' happy whilst fishing the world class Great Sandy Straits and / or the Burrum, Isis and Cherwell river systems; regardless of tide and weather there is always a 'tight line' to be found.

"All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries."