Positioned within Yandina's established Emerald Vista Estate, this beautifully presented five-bedroom home offers an appealing combination of space, comfort and practicality on a generous 702m2 allotment.

Designed with family living in mind, the home features two separate living areas, a contemporary kitchen with ample storage and breakfast bar, and five bedrooms including a spacious master suite with well-appointed ensuite. Neutral finishes, tiled living spaces and split-system air conditioning add to the home's everyday comfort.

Outside, a substantial covered entertaining area overlooks the fully fenced, level backyard, providing plenty of room for children and pets to enjoy. Complete with a 5kW solar system, single lock-up garage with drive-through access and an easement-free allotment, this is a home that delivers on both lifestyle and functionality.

Enjoying a peaceful estate setting just minutes from Yandina's vibrant township, local schools, cafes, markets and everyday conveniences, 23 Wappa Outlook Drive presents an outstanding opportunity for families seeking space without sacrificing convenience.

Property Highlights:

- Five bedrooms, including master with ensuite
- Two separate living areas offering flexibility for growing families
- Contemporary kitchen with breakfast bar and ample storage
- Security screens and doors
- Split-system air conditioning and ceiling fans
- Spacious covered outdoor entertaining area
- Fully fenced, level 702m2 allotment with no easements
- 5kW solar power system
- Single lock-up garage with drive-through backyard access
- Quiet, established estate location close to Yandina township

Property on the Sunshine Coast of this high standard and with this much flexibility is very desirable in this market and must be viewed in person to be truly appreciated. For more information contact the listing agents today.


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