12 Halse Street, Sunnybank QLD 4109

Set on a generous 615sqm block, this property's boundless potential makes it the perfect place for first home buyers and investors alike! Minutes from the Pinelands Shopping Centre, the Altandi train station and within walking distance to Runcorn Primary School, this place is just waiting for the right buyer to take advantage of its excellent position.

Just imagine all you could do with this brilliant blank canvas; whether you want to build a brilliant new property, breathe new life into its sturdy and reliable foundations, or just move in and enjoy its timeless design, it's all possible here!

Inside, this property offers a spacious floorplan and dual living capability. With gorgeous hardwood floors and a large front living room that could easily be restyled into a stunning modern space, this is the perfect place for large or growing families. Further in, you'll find the handy kitchen, complete with a wraparound bench and an abundance of storage space.

With a kitchenette downstairs, as well as an open-plan living space that could also easily double as a children's play room, this home offers side access for additional cars to park on the premises, giving you the option to transform this space into a home business.

Investors will also no doubt appreciate this property's possibilities as a rental property, with its dual-living potential giving you the option of renting out one or both levels to future tenants. This is also an excellent opportunity to renovate and resell this property. With its strong location appeal and affordable price, this is your chance to maximise your profits with a great buy.

Just minutes from both Sunnybank Plaza and Westfield Garden City, as well as Griffith University's Nathan and Mt Gravatt campuses, you don't want to pass up such a great location. Call Ben Leong today.

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