110 Morden Road, Sunnybank Hills QLD 4109

Located in Sunnybank Hills, which has become increasingly popular due to its top-ranking Sunnybank Hills State School and the friendly & convenient family living environment. This suburb is growing at an extraordinary rate; with many new townhouse developments coming up and already under construction, such as No. 40 Lang Street, Sunnybank Hills, with most of them already being SOLD quickly before the completion. For the properties with freehold title land, they are even more popular; that's why it's no surprise 45 Jackson Road, Sunnybank Hills recently sold by our office for a record $1.2 million, which is unthinkable in the past for this location.

This property has a very wide frontage of approx.50m with 2 streets access. Children playground is at the doorstep. The location here is convenient, very close to Jackson Road Shopping Village, Les Atkinson Park, Stones Road Reservoir Park, buses; and just minutes' drive to Pinelands Plaza Shopping Centres, Shops, Restaurants, and of course, Sunnybank Hills Shopping Town, Pacific Centre, Sunnybank Plaza, Market Square, you name it...

- 50 m of two street frontages
- Corner position on Morden & Goman St with two streets access
- Potential for home business or office
- 2 bedrooms plus a study nook
- 1 bathroom
- Open planned kitchen & lounge
- Double lock up garage
- Fully fenced
- Rental potential is $315 per week

Don't miss out on this sensational property in the Sunnybank Hills with so much potential for both investors, builders, renovators or first home buyers, instructions from the owner is clear, the property MUST BE SOLD, enquire today!


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