Room to come together and space to enjoy your own privacy - 78 Willis Road offers a flexible layout for growing families, multiple generations and those who want more from their home.

Set on a generous 2,854m2 block with sweeping views, this five-bedroom, three-bathroom property combines character, comfort and a choice of living spaces across two levels.

Downstairs adds a valuable dimension to the home, with its own living area, bathroom and additional rooms. Whether accommodating extended family, giving teenagers their own space or welcoming guests, the separation between levels offers flexibility and privacy. While there is no kitchenette downstairs, the layout provides options for families exploring a multigenerational arrangement.

Upstairs, high ceilings create a lovely sense of space, while the fireplace provides a welcoming gathering point in the cooler months. Outside, the swimming pool sets the scene for relaxed summer afternoons, with established grounds and plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors.

Bli Bli State School, local shops and everyday services are within easy reach, while Mudjimba Beach and Sunshine Coast Airport are a short drive away.

Complete with two-car accommodation and a 6.6kW solar system, this is a home with room for different stages of life - and the flexibility to make it work for yours.

At a glance:

- Five bedrooms, three bathrooms and two-car accommodation

- Generous 2,854m2 block with established grounds

- Flexible layout across upper and lower levels

- Downstairs living area, bathroom and additional rooms

- Options for extended family, teenagers or guests

- Sweeping views, high ceilings and a fireplace

- Swimming pool and space to enjoy the outdoors

- 6.6kW solar system

- Convenient access to Bli Bli State School and local shops

- A short drive to Mudjimba Beach and Sunshine Coast Airport


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