10/132 Nellie Street, Nundah QLD 4012

Situated in a premier position in Nundah Green, this park-side townhome offers spacious living, generously spread over 3 levels.

On the bottom level you will find:
Large, double car remote access garage
Large, rumpus/lounge room with full bathroom attached
Laundry area
Outdoor patio and courtyard

Walk up one flight of timber stairs and you are in the heart of this incredible home.
The open space reflects beautiful light off the timber floors and is a delight with a large, open plan kitchen opening out on to a massive balcony overlooking the green park.
The kitchen boasts stone benchtops, Milele appliances and gas cooking.
The primary entertaining balcony has a built-in kitchen area with BBQ gas bayonet
There is also an additional built-in study nook and powder room

The top floor offers 4 large bedrooms! The primary bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with balcony. There is additional balcony access for another bedroom and all enjoy built-in-robes. The park views are on full display for these bedrooms and offer a sweeping view!
There is a family bathroom with a tub on this level as well.

Offering a multitude of features also including:
Reverse-cycle, multi-zoned, ducted air-conditioning
Ceiling fans
Solar power 5kw system
Pet friendly complex
Tinted front windows
Located in Northgate school catchment, a highly regarded local school
Mains gas (including BBQ gas bayonet)
Majority owner occupied in the complex with only a small handful of rental properties
Massive 275m2 of space

This is bigger than many homes so well worth your time in inspecting this rare opportunity for space and separation within a townhome.

Please contact Chrese Morley on 0412 586 994 for additional information or please attend the open home.

Note - this home is being as a vacant property so digital furniture images have been utilised for the purposes of advertising.
**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.