19 Analese Street, Sunnybank Hills QLD 4109

Get set to want to buy this outstanding lowset home! Located in a desirable position with direct walking access to city buses, 2 mins drive to Sunnybank Hills shopping centre, Sunnybank Hills state school catchment, you won't find a more convenient spot!

An ideal investment property or great first time buy, this home represents fantastic value and an incredible layout! The character features found throughout this fantastic home include high ceilings and exposed brickwork.

Enjoy outdoor entertaining? You'll be able to host all sorts of parties, BBQ's, casual and formal affairs in the amazing alfresco patio area. This huge expanse is full protected with a high ceilinged roof and the smart paving makes for easy maintenance. Step down to the pristine lawns and gardens and store all your equipment in the large shed.

This home exudes warmth and style with its contemporary living areas and big kitchen being in the heart of the home. A wonderful crisp and clean space with ample storage and wide benches. Pendant lighting creates a nice atmosphere and the breakfast bar is superb for casual meals and socialising.

There's a formal lounge and dining area. The generously sized main lounge has the added features of exposed beams in the raked ceiling and abundant natural light.

Three large bedrooms are all fitted with built-in robes and ceiling fans.
A contemporary family bathroom has been designed with large shower it's ideal for the kids!

Other features include:
- Two garages
- 5000L rainwater tank internally plumbed to toilet and laundry
- Solar hot water & solar panels
- Gated side access
- North aspect
- Sunnybank Hills State School Catchment

Genuinely the best investment you'll make! An attractive, well maintained brick lowset that has everything in place for either easy living or happy renting.

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