13/25 Maywood Street, Loganlea QLD 4131

DUPLEX INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY – FULLY TENANTED UNTIL 2026
13/25 Maywood Street, Loganlea QLD

Nestled on a quiet, well-kept street in the thriving suburb of Loganlea, this modern duplex presents a standout investment opportunity offering strong, reliable rental returns and secure leases in place until 2026.

Residence 13A – $490/week (Tenanted until Jan 2026):
- 3 spacious bedrooms
- Master bedroom complete with ensuite
- Main bathroom with modern finishes
- Single lock-up garage with laundry nook
- Contemporary kitchen with electric appliances
- Air-conditioned open-plan living and dining
- Fully fenced yard ideal for privacy

Residence 13B – $380/week (Tenanted until Mar 2026):
- 1 bedroom
- Bathroom combined with internal laundry
- Air-conditioned open living area
- Undercover outdoor space
- Open car park
- Fully fenced for privacy and security

Why This Property Stands Out:
- Combined rental income of $870 per week
- Excellent tenants secured currently
- Low-maintenance modern duplex layout

Ideal for investors seeking consistent cash flow and minimal vacancy risk

Positioned just 2.5km from Meadowbrook Shopping Centre and Logan Hospital, offering strong appeal for future tenants.

Location & Lifestyle:
- Loganlea State High School - 4 minutes drive
- Loganlea Train Station - 2 minutes drive / 5 minutes walk
- M1 Access - 4 minutes drive
- Logan Hospital - 5 minutes drive
- Meadowbrook Shopping Centre - 4 minutes drive
- Brisbane CBD - 25 minutes drive
- Gold Coast - 35 minutes drive

A rare chance to secure a dual-income property in a fast-growing corridor.

Whether you’re expanding your portfolio or looking for a high-yield, low-stress investment, this duplex is one not to miss.

Ring Josephine now on 0411 729 656 to discuss this property so you don't miss out on a prime piece of Loganlea!

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