Immaculately positioned on a corner block in one of Townsville's best-established suburbs of Hermit Park, 39 Hughes Street stands proudly in the current market since the residence was built in the 1950's. This home has proven the test of time and is ready for a new lease on life. Living here will be an absolute breeze, directly down the road from Bicentennial Park, you can enjoy the food truck festivals and shady trees to indulge in the sought-after, relaxing weekend picnic. With two major shopping centres nearby, the Mater Women's hospital, an array of specialty stores and Hermit Park State School just around the corner, this home is in a prime location and must be seen to be appreciated. Through the double front gates, up the stairs and past the entrance deck, you enter the home into the combined living, dining, and kitchen area, showcasing an originality like no other and featuring traditional Queenslander features such as polished timber floors, cladded walls, high ceilings and casement windows to reflect the period. The kitchen has been lovingly updated to feature ample overhead and bench storage as well as a dishwasher for convenience. To the right from the kitchen and down the small hallway is a large master bedroom featuring a walk-in robe. The family bathroom has also been updated, tiled floor to ceiling with a walk-in shower, large tub-style vanity, and additional storage cubbies for the linen. The other side of the home holds the other two bedrooms, both with split system air-conditioning and built-in robes. A large, covered, all-weather timber deck off the rear makes entertaining easy and the home also boasts a plethora of under-house storage as well as a lawn locker to keep the gardening tools squared away. With plenty of space for the cars, boat and caravan, this home also boasts the potential for further development to upgrade and raise the home to maximise space and/or return, (subject to council approval). Do not delay on this opportunity- contact one of our friendly team members to EXPLORE 39 Hughes Street in all it's glory, TODAY!