14 Tristana Court, Greenvale, Qld 4816

This 4 bedroom, 1 bathroom home in the Township of Greenvale is an incredible investment and with a bit of TLC could reap exceptional returns.

The home is of solid construction and with a few minor repairs and some cosmetic changes will be a great place to live.

Homes in Greenvale are renting between $400 & $550 per week.

The friendly community of Greenvale is located 203 kilometres north of Charters Towers along the Gregory Development Road and 235kms north west of Townsville, North Queensland.

The town has many amenities for the locals, including a Police Station, Post Office (Transaction Centre), Three Rivers Hotel, Olympic sized public Pool, Seniors Citizen's Centre, School (K - Yr6), Beautiful Community Hall, Ambulance Service, Rural Fire Brigade, SES, Service station / Roadhouse, Sports Oval and a Grocery delivery service.

The town sits in the midst of gem fields and areas of valuable minerals. The population of Greenvale today is 238, but is expected to burgeon into the thousands with future planned development.

This is a community that is seeing the beginnings of what is set to be a big period of growth... https://www.defence.gov.au/business-industry/finding-opportunities/local-business-opportunities/greenvale-training-area https://blog.iseekplant.com.au/blog/north-queensland-set-for-major-1.3-billion-nickel-and-cobalt-project https://www.naif.gov.au/media-centre/71-million-naif-funding-for-north-queensland-fertiliser-project-creating-more-than-500-jobs/ https://sconi.com.au/project.

For more information call Greenvale Agents of the Year, The Martins at ONE AGENCY The Martins Real Estate Bayside....

Lorraine 0419 755 109 

Brian 0437 959 984

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