21 Yaralla Street Barney Point, QLD, 4680

Be Prepared to Be Surprised by the Space!

BE PREPARED TO BE SURPRISED!

21 Yaralla Street, Barney Point presents a truly unique opportunity to purchase the iconic Kareeba Scout Hut, now being offered to the market for the first time.

Set on a generous 759m² block, this distinctive two-level building offers far more space than you may expect from the street.

The upper level features a large main hall with timber flooring and extensive bench seating along the walls, creating an impressive open space suitable for a variety of uses, subject to council requirements. The hall is complemented by an office, large storage room and a practical kitchen featuring a gas upright stove, excellent bench space and a large servery window opening directly to the hall.

Head downstairs and you'll be surprised again by the amount of space available. The lower level provides extensive storage, bathroom facilities, a separate shower room and a secure cage storage area. There is also the added convenience of undercover parking for a couple of vehicles.

The building features a concrete block lower level, timber construction to the upper level and an iron roof, providing a solid and distinctive structure with plenty of character.

Whether you're looking for a community facility, storage solution, meeting space or a unique property with future potential, this is an opportunity that deserves your inspection.

A property with history, character and space – and one that is being offered to the market for the very first time.

The property is being sold "AS IS."

For your private inspection, Bevan Rose & Aimee Jeffery from Elders Real Estate today!

Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries regarding council approvals, zoning and permitted uses.

* Council Rates Approx $3,915 per year (excluding water)

* Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.