3 Meinberg Street, Mount Morgan, Qld 4714

This elevated 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home on a generous 933m² restumped block offers the perfect blend of character charm and untapped potential. The spacious layout includes two separate sleep-outs - one perfect as a walk-in robe off the main bedroom, the other ideal for teenagers, guests, or home office. Plus enjoy the convenience of being just one block from all major amenities.
What makes this property special:
• Prime elevated position in a quiet, central location
• Just one block from shops, services and town conveniences
• Solid foundations with recent restumping completed
• Brand new roof for complete peace of mind
• Two versatile sleep-outs - main bedroom robe potential + extra living space
• Generous 933m² block with flattened backyard ready for shed/workshop
• Shed pad planning already considered - just add your vision
• Ready for your personal touch in kitchen and bathroom

Perfect for:
Tradies wanting space for workshop/shed plus town convenience
First home buyers ready to add value in a prime location
Investors seeking solid bones with serious upside potential
Families wanting space, character and walkable town living
Anyone who appreciates Queensland's rich mining heritage with modern convenience
Mount Morgan's fascinating history combined with this rare, elevated position and walk-to-everything convenience make this truly special. With restumping and roofing completed, plus a backyard ready for your projects, you can focus on creating your dream kitchen and bathroom while enjoying those spectacular views and easy town access.
Elevated blocks with this much potential, character AND convenience don't come up often in Mount Morgan.

Call Darcy Allen on 0481 229 520 for your private inspection and discover why this historic gem with modern potential could be your smartest move yet.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspections or otherwise.