Set on 2.02 hectares of Residential Living zoned land, this property offers a rare combination of an existing lowset solid brick home and land with development potential. Located just 4 km from the Gympie CBD, it’s perfectly positioned to take advantage of the demand for quality residential development in one of Gympie’s fastest-growing suburbs.

The home features 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, plus a separate office/study that could easily become a 4th bedroom. Inside, you’ll find large open-plan living area, new carpet, and freshly painted walls, providing a solid foundation for modernisation. While the home needs improvements, it presents a fantastic opportunity to add value.

The property also offers subdivision potential (STCA), with nearby parcels already subdivided and developed. Zoned Residential Living, this site provides a rare opportunity to capitalise on Gympie’s growth, whether for investment, development, or land banking.

Nearby amenities include Gympie State School, Centro Shopping Centre, and Gympie Aquatic Centre.

Key Features:
– Lowset solid brick home with 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
– Separate office/study or potential 4th bedroom
– Large open-plan living, freshly painted, new carpet
– Opportunity to refresh and personalise the home
– Set on 2.02 hectares of Residential Living zoned land
– Approximately 6m x 7.5m shed
– Subdivision potential (STCA) with nearby parcels already developed
– Prime location just 4 km from Gympie CBD
– Close to key amenities: Gympie State School, Centro Shopping Centre, Coles, Bunnings
– Perfect for developers, investors, or renovators looking to capitalise on Gympie’s growth

Perfect for developers, investors, or renovators, opportunities like this are rare. Secure your site today. Contact Lyle Mutzelburg on 0459 195 484 for more information.



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