Put Your Own Stamp On It – This Is Your Lucky Day!

When we think of Queenslanders, we always think of West Mackay first as that is where the majority of period style homes can be found.
Some have already been renovated but sometimes you are lucky and find one on which you can put your own stamp.

Classic Period Style Home – 22 Tait Street, West Mackay is such a home. It was built in 1936 and comes with features that we have grown to expect in these lovely homes, such as large living spaces, high ceilings and larger sized blocks. This block is generous in size at 827m2.

• The property has three bedrooms – the master with a built-in robe and air conditioning.
• A sunroom entrance.
• Lounge approximately 4m x 4.5m
• Plaster ceilings in the lounge and Bed 1 which need some TLC but are going to be so worth the effort
• A huge kitchen dining room that runs the entire width of the rear of the home. The dining room opens onto a rear patio where you can pick up the easterly breezes
• A sleepout on the western side (3rd bedroom)
• Beautiful pine floorboards except in the third bedroom or sleepout which has hardwood floorboards. All the flooring has been covered with carpet and vinyl for many years so it should be in excellent
condition
• The second bathroom is downstairs which can be accessed securely via stairs that lead from the patio upstairs to the downstairs rooms
• There are two rooms downstairs that are primarily storerooms. One of them is fully lined and both are lockable.
• There is 3 phase power to the home but not to the shed.
• The 9 x 6 meter shed is powered and has a paved area at the front suitable for parking a caravan or boat.
• There is car accommodation for 3 vehicles. One space under the home and a tandem carport on the western aspect of the home.
• The back boundary borders the old railway corridor and is considered parklands at this point.
• For those renovators – most of the posts are core filled block, with a few being the original timer and several others galvanised steel.
• Underneath the external wall cladding is timber weatherboard.

Please call for a private inspection.