17 Longfellow Street, Norman Park QLD 4170

Perched in Norman Park's picturesque Poets Corner, this beautiful home presents peaceful living amongst tranquil greenery.

Sizeable, easy to maintain, and resting on 405sqm, the house enjoys a north-east aspect, drawing leafy vistas and calming breezes into almost every room.

Rich in charm, the interiors unveil gleaming timber floors, VJ trim, sash windows, and French doors unfolding to front and back verandas, providing a relaxed open space to enjoy nature and quiet comfort.

The central kitchen is well-positioned to serve these indoor and outdoor spaces and includes a breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances and ample storage.

Three bedrooms are complemented by two renovated bathrooms showcasing rainfall showers, beautiful tiles, stone benches, and feature vanities. Two bedrooms, including the master with a walk-in robe and ensuite, open directly to the front verandah.

Standing at legal height, the lower level houses a tandem garage and offers outstanding potential to renovate or build-in extra bedrooms and living zones.

Additional features:
- Fully fenced 405sqm lot with a north-east aspect
- Air-conditioned living area and master bedroom
- Ceiling fans in all rooms
- Legal height tandem garage, laundry and storage below

In a lovely, leafy location, this home sits within moments of beautiful parks, playgrounds, dog park, bowls club and Dovetail on Overend Cafe. Perfect for families at every stage of life, you are just 800m from Norman Park train station, 950m from Norman Park State School and moments from childcare, Churchie, Lourdes Hill, Villanova and Loreto College. Only a 4km walk to the CBD with the new soon to open Kangaroo Point Green Bridge, close motorway access, and a stone's throw from The Gabba, riverfront and lifestyle precincts, you will enjoy every lifestyle convenience.

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