Set on approximately one acre in the peaceful surrounds of Tamborine Mountain, 35-47 Bartle Road offers space, flexibility and lifestyle in a beautiful mountain setting. With a balcony overlooking the Western Ranges, flowering avocado trees and plenty of yard space for the kids to kick a ball, this property is ideal for families wanting room to move.
The home features four spacious bedrooms, three bathrooms, a master bedroom with ensuite, and an open-plan living and dining area. Downstairs, the multi-purpose area with kitchenette and bathroom provides excellent flexibility, with potential for dual living, guest accommodation, a teenage retreat or home office.
Buyers with vision will appreciate the opportunity to refresh and personalise the home over time, bringing their own style and creativity to a property positioned in a highly desirable mountain location. With generous proportions, a versatile layout and a beautiful outlook already in place, there is exciting potential to create something truly special.
Outside, the double bay shed offers great storage, workshop space or room for the toys, while the generous yard provides plenty of usable outdoor space to enjoy.
The property is currently in the process of being finalised under a proposed strata/community title arrangement, with council approvals pending. The current owners are planning to reside next door once completed. All relevant information relating to the proposed strata title arrangement, including any applicable easements, will be provided to prospective buyers for their consideration.
Key Features:
• 4 spacious bedrooms
• 3 bathrooms, including master ensuite
• Open-plan living and dining area
• Downstairs multi-purpose area with kitchenette and bathroom
• Potential dual living opportunity
• Balcony overlooking the Western Ranges
• Double bay shed
• Approximately 1 acre of usable land
• Flowering avocado trees
• Plenty of yard space for kids, pets and outdoor living
Contact Cameron or Maioha for further information and to book your private inspection.
