Gracious Queenslander, Dual Living Possibilities

The street appeal of this gracious Ashgrovian-style Queenslander, circa 1920's, will not fail to weave its magic on all passerbys, with its leafy native gardens, delightful white picket fence, and handsome façade; located in a quiet street in the heart of Cooroy within walking distance to town, rail, schools, and golf - there is a whole lot here to love.

The residence itself offers living across both levels comprising five bedrooms, four bathrooms, kitchen plus kitchenette in studio, multiple living areas, enclosed sunrooms, masses of storage and multipurpose space under, separate laundry, and single carport with adjoining onsite parking; on a fully fenced 1375m2 block.

Traditional period features such as high ceilings, timber floors, casement windows, gorgeous north-facing bay window flooding master bedroom with light, VJ walls, stained glass insets, French doors, and decorative architraves will fill your heart with joy.

Other notable features include 2 x split system air-conditioning, ceiling fans, 5.4kW solar power, solar hot water, 2 x water tanks (plus town water connection), and children's cubbyhouse.

The home is family-sized and family-friendly with dual living and/or work-from-home possibilities offering that versatility many modern buyers are seeking, even when seeking a character home. The configuration does provide flexible options that could also extend to an income stream via rental income; and there are many ways this layout could be adapted to suit various needs/uses.

Framed by well established gardens boosting privacy and ambience, there are paved walkways to peacefully meander through observing the birds, butterflies, and bees; and there is plenty of room to put in a pool one day, if you so desire. Raised vegetable beds provide fresh produce from garden to kitchen, and you could cultivate a truly fabulous market garden here quite easily.

So close to Cooroy's suite of amenities that everything is accessible via foot; the convenience is exceptional, you'll rarely need the car when going about your day-to-day business, and access to the M1 is quick and easy. Lake MacDonald and the resplendent Noosa Botanic Gardens are less than 10 minutes to the north-east, and Noosa Heads is 25 minutes away.

Homes of this vintage are increasingly rare on the Sunshine Coast, and always timelessly adored. They offer a warmth, heart, and soul that cannot be replicated in more modern homes; and contain wonderful history within their walls. 24 Crystal Street will certainly resonate with buyers attracted to this style of home; if that's you, you need to act with haste.

• Charming Queenslander circa 1920s on 1375m2

• Quiet, central street - walk to town, schools, rail

• 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, multiple living areas

• Modern kitchen + kitchenette, masses of storage

• Configuration could accommodate dual living

• High ceilings, timber floors, French doors, VJ walls

• Gracious period features blended with modern

• Fully fenced block, lush leafy native gardens

• Truly gorgeous street appeal - attracts attention

• Versatile options for the large/extended family

• 5.4kW solar power, solar hot water, 2 x tanks

• Quick easy access to M1, 25 mins to Noosa Heads