14 Drayton Street, NANANGO, 4615, Queensland

FOR SALE: $225,000
Property ID: 2694158

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Property Description

PLUS A HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE

This very appealing hardiplank home has 3 bedrooms (2 bedrooms plus sleepout)and is located near the end of the main street of town close enough to walk to shops but far enough away to be out of the rat race. The inside of this immaculately kept home features:

3 bedroom or 2 bedrooms plus sleepout
Two bathrooms, one with shower only
Polished hardwood floors in dining area
Modern kitchen
Air conditioning
3 ceiling fans
Gas hookup for inside heating
Fireplace in the dining room
Furniture includes big screen TV
Wheel chair friendly inside
The outside features:
Manicured gardens front and back
Street appeal
Two 3m x 3m garden sheds
Under house garage

As mentioned the house inside is wheelchair friendly but is only accessible from the back. Closeness to town and all services makes this home very, very appealing.
The sustainability declaration is with the agent.

Local Suburb Information

Nanango

Nanango is a town in the South Burnett region of Queensland, 210km north-west of Brisbane. Nanango sits at the junction of the D'Aguilar and Burnett Highways.

Nanango's principal industries are power generating and coal mining, agriculture, beef and pork production, dairying and milk processing, timber growing and milling, small crops, natural medicine, art and craftwork and tourism.

Nanango has two primary schools - Nanango State Primary and a catholic school called St Patricks. It also has a high school that was established in 1982 and is set over 35 acres of land. It includes a special needs unit as well as a daycare unit for the children of young students.

Nanango has its own hospital, with more hospitals in nearby Kingaroy.

Nanango has a vigorous cultural and sporting life and is host to several potteries and many craft outlets. Sporting clubs include bike, darts, golf, lawn bowling and archery. There are 13 well-maintained parklands, which naturalists believe are home to 250 different bird species.

Because of its proximity to Brisbane, Nanango attracts day and weekend visitors from South East QLD. Tourists also travel through the town on their way between Rockhampton in the north and Sydney/Melbourne in the south. The CBD features chainsaw sculptures and murals which reflect the town's historical connections with timber-felling, farming and mining.

A great deal of Nanango's colourful history is preserved in its buildings, especially Ringsfield House, a restored circa 1908 Queenslander, now the headquarters of the Nanango Historical Society. Unfortunately several fires throughout ravaged the CBD of the town, especially the fire of 1940 which destroyed all of the shops on the southern side of Drayton Street from Fitzroy to Henry Street. This led the CBD to have a 1950s ‘feel’, due to the architecture of the time. One building that escaped the ravages of fire was ‘Nobby's Corner’, an example of an old-fashioned corner store with wide verandas.