The team at Nutrien Harcourts Yea is proud to present 3/12 Mia Mia Road, Broadford, a beautifully refreshed, double-storey townhouse offering modern comfort, low-maintenance living and an outstanding opportunity for homeowners and investors alike.

Offered to the market for the very first time since its construction in 2008, this well-maintained residence has recently undergone a series of tasteful improvements, creating a fresh and inviting home ready for its next chapter.

Thoughtfully designed across two levels, the home offers three generously proportioned bedrooms, two bathrooms plus an additional powder room, providing comfortable and practical accommodation for families, couples or downsizers.

At the heart of the home, the open-plan kitchen, living and dining area creates a welcoming space for everyday living and entertaining. Recent upgrades, including refreshed flooring, new paintwork, updated kitchen appliances and contemporary window furnishings, enhance the home's modern appeal.

Outside, beautifully manicured gardens complement the residence, providing an attractive, low-maintenance setting without the demands of a larger property. A single lock-up garage with additional storage space and a dedicated laundry further enhance the home's practicality.

Constructed in 2008 by a reputable builder, the property offers the reassurance of established construction combined with the benefits of recent improvements.

For investors, the property's rental-compliant status adds further appeal, presenting an opportunity to secure a well-appointed investment in the growing Broadford township.

For further information or to arrange a private inspection, contact:
Kye Rishworth - Nutrien Harcourts Yea - 0407 041 395

* Inspections for this property are strictly by private appointment only. Please respect the peace and quiet nature of the region and do not enter the property grounds without being accompanied by an agent. ** 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.