If you have been looking for a home with real character, beautiful outlooks and that older Mount Morgan charm, this one is well worth a look.

Set on a 1,012sqm block, this three bedroom, one bathroom weatherboard home is built high to make the most of its elevated position, capturing lovely views across the hills and town to the south and east. From the front and side windows, the outlook is one of the real highlights of the property, giving the home a sense of space and connection to the surrounding landscape.

Inside, the home carries plenty of traditional appeal, with tongue and groove walls and timber floors throughout. Beautiful heritage details, including double hung sash windows, add to the charm and give the home the sort of character that is becoming harder to find.

The layout offers three bedrooms, one bathroom and comfortable living spaces with plenty of potential to enjoy as is, update over time, or continue enhancing to suit your own taste. Homes of this style have a warmth and personality that newer homes often struggle to capture, and this one has all the charm and character of the old world, while having the modern conveniences we have all become accustomed to.

The weatherboard exterior adds to the traditional cottage feel, while the elevated setting gives the home its standout outlook. This is a home for buyers who appreciate charm, timber features, heritage detailing and a position that takes full advantage of Mount Morgan’s hills, township and natural surrounds.

About Mount Morgan:

Mount Morgan is a historically significant town, once home to Australia’s largest gold mine. William Knox D'Arcy made his early fortune here at the Mount Morgan Gold Mine. He later used that fortune to help start BP Oil. Today, the town offers a peaceful lifestyle with excellent amenities, including, but not limited to, a full-service IGA grocery, with deli and butcher, a chemist, a hospital, a bakery, three doctors' practices, primary and secondary schools, a hardware store, pubs, restaurants, newsagents, and bowls clubs.

The stunning No. 7 Dam provides a recreation area with shaded playgrounds, facilities, and barbecue areas, where you can swim, kayak, and fish. The town also features a skate park, basketball facilities, a public swimming pool with a children's wading area, tons of undercover seating, and a large partially undercover pool. Most homes are only a 2- or 3-minute drive from the town's amenities and services.

Mount Morgan is less than 25 minutes to the Rockhampton roundabout, even closer to the Gracemere shopping centre, and only around 40 minutes to Rockhampton Regional Airport.

A Note to Buyers:

Photographs, floor plans, aerial boundary maps and other property information are provided to help buyers gain a better understanding of the property’s overall layout and some of its features. Every effort has been made to ensure the information provided is accurate, however buyers are encouraged to carry out their own inspections and enquiries to satisfy themselves as to the property’s features, layout and suitability.

Disclaimer: The information, photographs and floorplans provided form part of the property’s marketing material and are intended as a general guide only. Images may not reflect the current condition or layout, and floorplans are indicative with measurements being approximate. Buyers are encouraged to make their own inspections and enquiries to satisfy themselves as to any matters of importance.