Tucked away in a quiet, well-established street, this solid three-bedroom home offers the perfect balance of comfort, space, and privacy. Set on a generous 1,012m2 block, it’s an ideal property for families, or anyone seeking a peaceful lifestyle with plenty of room to move. With its spacious yard, established gardens, and strong bones, this home is ready to enjoy now with plenty of potential for the future.Features You’ll Love:• Expansive 1,012m2 allotment in a peaceful, flood-free neighbourhood• Sturdy lowset design built on concrete stumps with insulation throughout• Three generous bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes• Practical kitchen complete with gas cooktop and ample bench space• Year-round comfort with three air-conditioners and ceiling fans throughout• Welcoming front verandah (with ramp access) plus a private rear deck for entertaining• Handy under-house storage space - perfect for tools, mowers, or outdoor gear• Powered rear shed and greenhouse for gardening enthusiasts• Solar power system plus generator connections for peace of mind• A mix of citrus and native trees attracting wonderful birdlife• Walking distance to Tiaro School, shops, cafes, and local services• Only a 25-minute drive to MaryboroughWith its solid construction, expansive yard, and sought-after location, this delightful property represents a rare opportunity for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle with room to grow in a friendly, community-minded area. Whether you’re seeking your first home, a quiet downsizer, or a weekend retreat, this 18 Walter Street invites you to slow down, unwind, and enjoy the simple things in life. Contact Peter Mott on 0428 222 654 to arrange a private inspection and experience this property for yourself.
This is a modest, elevated timber cottage with a wide verandah and simple single garage — a practical, vernacular farmhouse/cottage rather than an architect-designed or historically significant home. Interiors and finishes are dated and basic, so its value is mostly as a renovator’s property with potential to restore or rework the existing porch and plan rather than for any original architectural merit.
