35 Farrell Street

Nestled in the heart of historic Yandina village, this boutique collection of nine brandnew townhomes delivers lowmaintenance hinterland living just moments from cafés, craft breweries, the rail station and village shops. Designed for modern lifestyles and exceptional investment potential, these homes are perfectly suited to firsthome buyers seeking affordable entry and investors chasing strong rental yields and capital growth in this upandcoming Sunshine Coast suburb. Each residence features openplan living, spacious master suites with walkin robes and ensuites, builtin robes to remaining bedrooms, private courtyards and internalaccess garages. Yandina is one of the Sunshine Coast's oldest and most charming hinterland villages, proudly earning its "Ginger Town" nickname thanks to the iconic Ginger Factory and historic Yandina Hotel. Its quaint main street is lined with heritagelisted buildings, boutique cafés, craft breweries and antiques shops, while the preserved railway station offers a nostalgic link to the past. Beyond the village centre, the surrounding subtropical rainforest and farmland invite exploration of attractions like Wappa Dam parklands and the Mt Ninderry lookout, all within easy reach of rail and road connections to Nambour and the coast. Features - - With three versatile layouts on offer - 3 Bedroom , 2Bathroom, 2Car Garage - 3Bedroom, 2Bathroom, 1 Car Garage. - Some with second living/media room - Stone or alternative benchtops to kitchen cabinetry - Stainless steel kitchen appliances including dishwasher - Quality carpet to all bedrooms - Airconditioning (as per plans) - LED downlights to all living areas and bedrooms - Ceiling fans in living area and all bedrooms - Fully landscaped front and rear gardens, garden taps, driveway and fencing - Clothesline, letterbox, antenna, flyscreens and blinds 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 inspection or otherwise.