4 Ferris Avenue

Vacant and move in ready!! Opportunity knocks on 600m² of absolute waterfront land, this original two-storey home presents an incredible opportunity for renovators, handymen, first home buyers or savvy investors looking to enhance value in a sought-after waterfront setting. With 3 bedrooms and living areas across both levels, the home offers a solid foundation ready for renovation, restoration, or creative transformation. Whether you're dreaming of modernising a classic Queenslander or simply refreshing the existing charm, the potential here is undeniable. Step out onto the rear timber deck and take in the expansive waterfront views across the Great Sandy Strait to the heritage-listed K'gari (Fraser Island) and Kingfisher Bay Resort, a stunning backdrop to start your mornings and unwind in the warm Queensland sunshine. Located just minutes from the local shopping village and the Fraser Island barge, this peaceful waterfront setting offers the perfect balance, all within easy reach of Hervey Bay. Features Upstairs • Three good size bedrooms • Bathroom with bath and separate toilet • Living area upstairs • Internal staircase connecting to additional living downstairs • Covered east-facing balcony perfectly positioned to enjoy spectacular water views across to K'gari Downstairs • Comfortable downstairs lounge area complete with air conditioning • Functional kitchen offering ample cupboard storage • Spacious covered balcony leading from the living area, ideal for relaxed outdoor living • Separate laundry with convenient external access • Lock up garage Property • Town water • Sceptic • Fully fenced back yard for privacy • 600ms block with waters views • Waterfront block With a little TLC, this could be your dream seaside escape! Don't miss out-act fast, call Cathie 0491 917 711 or Jason Donaldson 0460 722 268 to make an appointment to inspect, before it's too late!! All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.