121 Layard Street, Holland Park QLD 4121

Harnessing marvellous breezes and an elevated north-east aspect in a leafy, quiet street, this beautiful post war home boasts a functional open plan layout suited to couples, families and buyers looking to transform.

Resting on a fully fenced 688sqm block with a wide 20m frontage and private surrounds, the high-set house is raised on concrete stumps and offers excellent scope to renovate, extend or raise and build-in to generate extra space (STCA).

The welcoming interiors greet you with a living and dining area featuring polished hardwood floors and a well-appointed kitchen with timber cabinetry, a gas cooktop and a dishwasher. Three bedrooms and a bathroom extend off this central living zone, and the house includes a study with separate access.

A rear entertainer's deck provides a peaceful hideaway when hosting guests, and kids will love the undercover alfresco area and generous yard, surrounded by beautiful hedges and trees that line the boundary.

The large under-house storage area offers future potential to raise/build-in (STCA) and the massive 7.5m x 6m shed with a separate 1 phase circuit breaker is perfect for turning into a workshop, man cave or storage for your car collection.

Additional features:
- Built-in robes in all three bedrooms
- Windows feature security grilles and blinds
- Air-conditioning in the living area and main bedroom
- Gas hot water system

In a lovely, quiet street, buyers will secure a relaxed lifestyle less than 10km from the CBD. So close to amenities, you are an easy walk from cafes, restaurants, gyms, Mt Gravatt Homemaker Centre, and bus stops along Nursery Road and Logan Road. Mere steps from Glindemann Park, 750m to St Agnes Primary School, minutes from private colleges, and within the Seville Road State School and Mt Gravatt State High School catchments, families are moments from it all.

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