Tucked away on one of Magnetic Island's most desirable streets, "Allora" is a serene elevated Queenslander offering timeless charm, privacy, and direct connection to nature. Located on Olympus Crescent, just a short walk from Alma Bay, this unique home backs onto Magnetic Island National Park, with granite boulders and towering hoop pines forming a spectacular natural backdrop.
Upstairs:
The master and second bedroom are upstairs, opening to the upstairs covered deck for a peaceful morning retreat. Master bedroom with air con and ensuite access to upstairs bathroom. Ensuite features a classic clawfoot bathtub, twin vanities, and lovely bushland views, with direct access to the verandah - a perfect blend of indoor/outdoor living. Beautiful timber finishes and windows that capture the breeze and birdlife. Downstairs:
Spacious air-conditioned lounge room opening onto the deck Huge air-conditioned bedroom with ensuite bathroom, also opening onto the deck Kitchen freshly updated with elegant stone-look benchtops, quality cabinetry, and natural light. Functional layout flowing into the dining space, enhanced by classic terracotta tiles, and opening up to the side of the property. Hallway from dining area includes laundry and store area, fourth bedroom to rear (a/c does not work) and third bathroom. Elevated full-width verandahs on both levels for entertaining or quiet relaxation. A true nature lover's paradise - the National Park is literally your backyard. Highlights at a Glance
Located on exclusive Olympus Crescent Minutes to Alma Bay's swimming beach Backs onto National Park with granite boulders & hoop pines Private, peaceful, and full of island character "Allora" is more than a home - it's a lifestyle retreat in one of Magnetic Island's most sought-after pockets.
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Council rates approx $7200 p.a. including water (as investment property/second home - lower for owner occupier)
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