15 Borrows Street, Russell Island QLD 4184

Subfloor 3 bedroom home
Single 6 x 4.6 car garage with power connected
Front & back patio
Established gardens
Open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area
Bathroom
Single toilet
Separate laundry
Sealed road access all the way to town centre
Plenty of front & back yard
Access ramp to the side of the house
531sqm Allotment

This property is situated in the sought-out northern area of Russell Island and only minutes’ walk (with seconds drive) to all the main amenities and public ferry terminal. This property is sure to impress any buyer or investor that steps foot through the doors. Our team of specialised property managers could provide a rental appraisal upon request.

Relax on the front porch or entertain on the back patio with family and friends as well as take advantage of the seclusion atmosphere from the council reserve across the road. With this property you will always have a beautiful outlook and not to mention its south-north facing position making that entertaining that much more comfortable.

Equipped with hardwood floors throughout the entire home and tiled wet areas in the bathroom, toilet and laundry area. There are ceiling fans fitted throughout the home and original styled light shades to give the home its authenticity. There is dual access to the back of the property through either the large entertaining area or from the laundry down a well-crafted ramp. Additionally this home has it’s spacious open plan living, dining and kitchen area with a feature wall that matches with the house colour tones.

This property really does have a lot of potential in a fast-developing area. If you are looking for a property that is in a pristine location, then book your inspection today!

Jessica Stalley 0430 075 345
Aaron Wills 0433 313 381

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