64 J Hickey Avenue, Clinton QLD 4680

Welcome to this delightful low-set brick residence, a perfect blend of comfort and convenience nestled at 64 J Hickey Avenue, Clinton, Queensland. Boasting a generous 902 square metre land size, this home is a haven for first home buyers, investors, and families seeking a serene lifestyle in a well-established area.

Step through the front door and be greeted by a charming, tiled veranda leading into the open plan living and dining area, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The kitchen is well-equipped with overhead cupboards, an electric cooktop, a wall oven, dishwasher, and a handy three-door pantry. The adjacent breakfast room, complete with fan and stylish vinyl planking, offers a casual dining space. Off here is also a second living area

The master bedroom serves as a peaceful retreat with built-in wardrobes, air conditioning, fan, tiled flooring, and window shutters perfect for shift workers. The private ensuite features a shower, vanity, and toilet. Bedrooms two and three are similarly appointed with built-ins, air conditioning, fans, and tiled flooring, while the family bathroom is well-appointed with a separate toilet for added convenience.

Outdoors, enjoy the Queensland climate in your own saltwater pool or entertain guests in the large undercover area. The backyard is secured with fencing and includes side access to a double shed with automatic doors, a garden shed, and rainwater tanks servicing the gardens and pool.

The property is completed with security screens for peace of mind, a solar system to minimise your bills, and is situated close to local amenities including schools, shopping centres, a tavern, and a walking track. With so much to offer, this home is ready to create new memories for its lucky new owners.

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