$370,000
10 Lynch Close, Karumba QLD 4891
House
427.0
Block size: 901 m² approx.
Large open plan living area with fabulous hardwood floors
Phone Enquiry ID: 65282
You’ll go a long way to find a better home than this one in Karumba. Built 9 years ago with a modern layout and finishes. Minutes from all services and not to mention local boat ramps this lovely home has it all.
The large open plan living area with fabulous hardwood floors and a modern gourmet kitchen flows out onto the undercover deck which enjoys a pleasant bushland outlook complete with local wallabies and birdlife. The home includes 4 large bedrooms, main bathroom and ensuite as well as a good sized, tiled laundry.
Located in a quiet cul de sac this property enjoys 2 street access and is fully fenced. It also includes a metal shed and ample storage under the house. Other improvements include a significant solar installation with 24 panels, 7,000lt water tank and a partially complete timber cubby house.
FEATURES
• 2 outdoor living areas.
• Large open plan living area with polished timber floors
• Air conditioned throughout
• Ensuite
• Tiled laundry
The property is serviced by town water, sewerage, electricity, phone and internet. Karumba also has a post office, golf and bowls clubs, town pool and water park, local airfield, state school, kindy and local boat ramps.
Karumba is a pleasant town on the northern end of the Matilada way, at the mouth of the Norman River in the south east corner of the Gulf of Carpentaria. Karumba Point is a known for brilliant sunsets while enjoying a cold drink at the local tavern. The local fishing industry lures grey nomads and several attractions – wildlife cruises world war 2 Catalina base and heritage walk and proximity to Burke and Wills closest approach to the gulf are local hot spots. Barramundi and the rare morning glory cloud formations as well as the local Brolgas keep others interested. 2 hotels, 5 camping and caravan parks and beautiful winter weather add local appeal.
Normanton is 70 kilometres south on a bitumen sealed road and connects via the Savanna Highway to Cairns and Townsville and south via Cloncurry to central QLD and the Northern Territory. Daily air services connect Normanton to the tropical coast.
This property will not disappoint and is a must see for discerning owner occupiers and investors alike.
You’ll go a long way to find a better home than this one in Karumba. Built 9 years ago with a modern layout and finishes. Minutes from all services and not to mention local boat ramps this lovely home has it all.
The large open plan living area with fabulous hardwood floors and a modern gourmet kitchen flows out onto the undercover deck which enjoys a pleasant bushland outlook complete with local wallabies and birdlife. The home includes 4 large bedrooms, main bathroom and ensuite as well as a good sized, tiled laundry.
Located in a quiet cul de sac this property enjoys 2 street access and is fully fenced. It also includes a metal shed and ample storage under the house. Other improvements include a significant solar installation with 24 panels, 7,000lt water tank and a partially complete timber cubby house.
FEATURES
• 2 outdoor living areas.
• Large open plan living area with polished timber floors
• Air conditioned throughout
• Ensuite
• Tiled laundry
The property is serviced by town water, sewerage, electricity, phone and internet. Karumba also has a post office, golf and bowls clubs, town pool and water park, local airfield, state school, kindy and local boat ramps.
Karumba is a pleasant town on the northern end of the Matilada way, at the mouth of the Norman River in the south east corner of the Gulf of Carpentaria. Karumba Point is a known for brilliant sunsets while enjoying a cold drink at the local tavern. The local fishing industry lures grey nomads and several attractions – wildlife cruises world war 2 Catalina base and heritage walk and proximity to Burke and Wills closest approach to the gulf are local hot spots. Barramundi and the rare morning glory cloud formations as well as the local Brolgas keep others interested. 2 hotels, 5 camping and caravan parks and beautiful winter weather add local appeal.
Normanton is 70 kilometres south on a bitumen sealed road and connects via the Savanna Highway to Cairns and Townsville and south via Cloncurry to central QLD and the Northern Territory. Daily air services connect Normanton to the tropical coast.
This property will not disappoint and is a must see for discerning owner occupiers and investors alike.
Features
- Air Conditioning
- Broadband
- Dishwasher
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