10 Vereker Street, Coopers Plains QLD 4108

Boasting a updated kitchen and sumptuous polished timber floorboards, this Coopers Plains' cutie blends classic Queensland character with modern comforts. On a generous 647sqm block, facing north to the rear, it also has the capacity to be so much more!

On the upper level there are three large bedrooms, a central bathroom with separate toilet and an open plan, air-conditioned lounge, meals and kitchen.

The updated kitchen is a winner - sleek, smart and simple. Providing ample under bench storage with a gas stove.

Outside you will find a triple carport and external laundry.

If your property plans are a little bigger than a further refresh or potential expansion, consider what you might be able to do (STCA) with a new build or add a granny flat.

No capital injection would be unwarranted in a location this good. As well as having all the natural open space of several community parks (including a dog park) at your doorstep, you're central here to all the amenities this part of the southside is renowned for: cinema and shops (Sunnybank Plaza), restaurants (Market Square), plus essential (QEII Hospital) and educational services (Griffith Uni Nathan Campus, Coopers Plains State School and Sunnybank State High School).

This is a property with loads of potential. Come check it out for yourself!

* subject to reserve price

PARKING FOR OUR IN-ROOM AUCTIONS:
• Anytime Fitness carpark (entrance via Bothwell Street) provides 2-hour parking and pedestrian laneway shortcut up to Logan Road
• Central Fair Shopping Centre (entrance via Creek Road, after the bus stop)
• Side streets such as Bothwell Street, Selborne Street, Gowrie Street etc

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