Secure your future with a property which has more to offer you, than just a house.
Nestled in a quiet pocket of Ebbw Vale is where you will find yourself presented with the opportunity and utility of a property that is rare in nature.
Our position is a corner block, two street frontages on 1,126m2. Congratulations!
Your new home caters for character, large block living and potential for a granny flat or sub-division subject to Council Approval.
ICC rates as an investor: $532.50 per quarter approximately.
Urban Utilities charge: $363.69 per quarter approximately.
Please note we have long term Tenants in place until April 2023.
The rental market indicates that your property is estimated to secure a rental income of between $420 - $450 per week.
Your new home
• Character.
• 3 independent bedrooms with built-ins.
• Spacious kitchen with gas cooking on offer!
• nbn FTTP.
• Outside laundry & storage room.
• 3.1 metre high ceilings.
Outside continues to deliver
• Undercover patio area with outside kitchen and brick BBQ, chill zone.
• 12m x 5.5m powered shed with two car accommodation and the other your new workshop!
• 6 foot fencing secures your backyard
• Go organic! Ample room for gardens and an orchid.
• Once again, 1,126m2 on offer!
• 2 street frontage!
Your Education Options
• Bundamba State School (Prep to Year 6) Approximately 2.1km
• Bundamba State Secondary College (Year 7 to Year 12) Approximately 2.3km
• Byrneville House Childcare Centre (Early Learning) Approximately 1.1km
• The Bremer Community Child Care Centre (Early Learning) Approximately 1.2km
• Ipswich Grammar School (Prep to Year 12) Approximately 7.6km
• Ipswich Girls Grammar School (Prep to Year 12) Approximately 5.8km
Your Location
• Ebbw Vale train station approximately 350m
• Costco approximately 2.8km
• Ipswich CBD approximately 6.7km
• Brisbane CBD approximately 33.3km
• Riverlink Shopping Centre 7.9km
• DFO Jindalee Approximately 21.1km
A DYNAMIC MIX OF OLD AND NEW
Ipswich is a culturally diverse city, with its residents originating from 163 countries and speaking a collective 152 languages. Ipswich is home to South-East Queensland's youngest population - median age just 32 - with young families making up close to half of the near 80,000 households. More and more people are moving to the area to enjoy one of the most liveable cities in the state.
Ipswich Central has benefited from significant recent investment with the opening of the $250 million Nicholas Street Precinct, a new civic space - Tulmur Place, new libraries and 1 Nicholas Street, the Ipswich City Council administration building. All of which are bringing new life into the city centre.
Ipswich is a dynamic mixture of old and new. It has culture, creativity and history and a passionate, industrious and growing community with an exciting future.
OUR GROWING REGION.
Spanning an area of 1,090 km2, Ipswich enjoys a prime location in South East Queensland, located between the Gold Coast to the south, Toowoomba to the west, Brisbane to the east, and the Sunshine Coast to the north.
It is an area experiencing significant growth. It is the fastest-growing city in Queensland and one of the top 10 nationwide. With its population of over 231,000 projected to more than double in the next two decades.
In many ways, Ipswich Central is the nexus of the region's centres. The combination of entertainment, cultural venues and industry, anchors the network of centres surrounding Ipswich Central.
Ipswich is rich in cultural history. It is home to varying sectors including health care, defence, manufacturing, education, retail and construction. All these industries provide an array of employment opportunities.
DISCLAIMER: First National Action Realty has taken all reasonable steps to ensure that the information contained in this advertisement is true and correct but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect to any errors, omissions, inaccuracies or misstatements contained. All distances, measurements and timeframes contained within this advertisement are approximate only. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to verify the information contained in this advertisement.
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