This is the kind of renovator where the appeal is not hard to find. The house needs cosmetic TLC, absolutely, but it sits on a beautiful, level and fully usable 1012sqm block, has two-street access, useful shed and enough space around it to make the effort worthwhile.

Inside, the home offers two reasonable-sized bedrooms, one bathroom and a surprisingly large kitchen and dining area that gives you plenty of space to work with. There is also a large front sunroom or vestibule, adding another flexible space that could be used as a sitting room, study, mudroom or simply kept as that handy extra area older homes often do so well.

The laundry is large, undercover and semi-internal, giving you plenty of practical space without having to trek out into the weather.

From what can be seen, the home appears to have a solid base to work from, with the main job being to tidy it up, freshen the finishes and decide how far you want to take the renovation. It is not pretending to be polished, but it does give you a very workable starting point.

Outside, the block is a real winner. At 1012sqm, it is level, fully fenced and genuinely usable, with access from two streets making life easier for vehicles, trailers, sheds or future projects.

There is also an old-school shed and workshop area. The ceiling is a little low in places, but otherwise it is quite usable and gives you valuable extra space for tools, storage, hobbies or those never-ending jobs that always seem to come with owning a property.

Another practical bonus is the existing solar setup, with solar hot water and solar electricity already in place, feeding the home and exporting excess power back to the grid.

This one is not for someone wanting shiny and finished. It is for the buyer who can see the value in a decent house on a great block, with useful infrastructure already there and plenty of room to improve without having to start from scratch.

Tidy it up, modernise what you want, keep what still works and make the most of a level quarter-acre style block that gives you room to actually enjoy it.

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.

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.