Rural properties often have sheds, it's one of the biggest draw cards for buyers, particularly if they have tools and toys - but the shed at this one-acre property would make most people green with envy. Initially a 16 x 12 metre commercial-style shed, with an adjoining concrete slab, this owner has enclosed the open slab to create a shed of whopping proportions - approximately 32 x 12 metres has to be classified as BIG in anyone's book. Tradespeople who currently rent a separate commercial style shed, or those with a vintage car collection to house are among the people sure to be attracted by the possibilities at this property. If you're a self-employed tradesperson you'll never be late to work again. The shed has 3-phase power, drive-through access and high roller doors, there are multiple entry and exit points, along with a mezzanine section to make use of the impressive vertical space. Shed aside, the property has a four-bedroom Colonial-style house on site with a great floor plan, the house has its own freestanding double garage with an additional storage room off to one side. While the shed is accessed via an easy, level driveway between the house and freestanding double garage, it hasn't compromised the size of the backyard, or the property's outlook at the rear. An above ground pool to one side of the house yard will keep the kids happy, and a farm gate leads through to a rear paddock where the neighbour's grazing sheep are sometimes invited in to keep the grass down. The house is level, with four good sized bedrooms off a hall, a spacious kitchen and modern bathrooms which have been updated since the build. The main bathroom has a spa bath and the ensuite with shower and WC is also contemporary. The living area of the home is spacious and has A/C and a wood fire, while a curtain separates this area from the designated dining zone. Keep this open if you prefer an open plan design, or maybe add some doors to create a separate home office or media room if a formal dining zone isn't needed. The house offers lots of possibilities to add your personal touches, with a good-sized square kitchen and two modern bathrooms, it's a blank canvas ready for your decorating style. The other alternative would be to rent out the main house and double garage with storage area and use the shed for your own business needs, ideal if you already have a home in the area and it's primarily the shed space you require. The front of the house and level garden is set back from the road on an elevated knoll, affording privacy from the Orara Way and a lovely rural outlook. The owner has also planted extensive natives in the garden. Situated at the rear of the home, the kitchen area opens out to a covered entertaining area with adjoining separate toilet and a shower in the laundry, great for when you're having friends over for a barbie, if the kids have been in the pool or for cleaning up after working in the shed or garden. One of the other great things about the property is its handy location just 5kms from Coramba village, so dinner at the pub is an easy option and there's also a petrol station where they still offer good old-fashioned pump service. (That's hard to find that these days). Offering the best of both worlds for those wanting a rural lifestyle on an easy-care parcel of land, this may well offer the opportunity to streamline work and home in one lovely location. www.unre.com.au/ora585 Agent: Melissa Siri 0428 876 6060 FEATURES 5kms to Coramba village. Massive drive-through shed with 3-phase power (32 x 12m approx) and NBN connected A/C - lounge and master bedroom Wood fire Separate dining area Dishwasher Master with ensuite Third WC, and shower in the laundry, off the rear entertaining area Above ground pool Solar Hot Water System Four tanks Backyard leading to a fenced rear paddock. www.unre.com.au/ora585 LAND SIZE: 4,041sqm (Approx) RATES: $1,856pa (Approx) Built: 1980 (Approx) We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.