3085 Old Gympie Road, Mount Mellum, Qld 4550

3085 Old Gympie Road delivers a lifestyle connected to nature, just five minutes from Beerwah town centre. Spanning over an acre, the block is surrounded by established trees and native bushland, with a seasonal creek winding through the landscape. It's an ideal setting for families who enjoy outdoor time and appreciate having room to explore.

The four-bedroom, two-bathroom home presents a practical, functional layout. A sunken lounge offers a defined family space, while the walk-through kitchen with breakfast bar flows into the dining and living areas, keeping everyone close during daily routines.

The master bedroom includes a walk-through robe and private ensuite, with sliding doors opening to the natural surrounds. Three additional bedrooms provide flexibility for children, guests, or a home office.

A covered alfresco area connects directly to the dining and living areas, perfect for a quick break between backyard adventures or a casual meal outdoors. It's a layout suited to everyday family living with simple connections between indoors and out.

This home offers scope to update and personalise, shaping the home to suit your own style, needs, and way of living. With schools, shops and train connections close by, the address balances daily convenience with a natural bushland backdrop.

Contact Team Cassi Nuske to arrange your inspection and experience the lifestyle on offer at this bushland abode.

- Expansive 4,557sqm bushland block 
- Four bedrooms
- Master with walk-in robe leading to a private ensuite 
- Central walk-through kitchen with breakfast bar
- Covered alfresco area with nature-filled outlook
- HSTP 
- Five minute drive to Beerwah town centre, shops and train station
- School catchment for Beerwah State School and Beerwah State High School
- Close proximity to Glasshouse Christian College
- Easy access to local walking trails 
- 30 minute drive to stunning Sunshine Coast beaches

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