2/20 Figgis Street, Kedron QLD 4031

Auction Saturday 4th June 2022 In Rooms Ray White Ascot

This well designed 3 bedroom townhouse situated in a highly sought after Kedron location, is ready for its new owner to come in and make it home. Built within a small complex of three with no strata fees this is the perfect first home or investment property to add to the portfolio.

Enjoying a wonderfully private position and taking in leafy surrounds from the established gardens, this is one of three townhouses with no strata! Walk into a well sized cooks kitchen with large island bench leading to a functional layout and generous outdoor entertainment space, the home provides a superb retreat of peace and privacy.

3 generous bedrooms with good separation from the master suite. Equipped with a large ensuite, oversized wardrobe and a private balcony.

Some highlights of the home include:
* No Strata!
* Peaceful and quiet position
* Chef's kitchen with dishwasher, Blanco oven and gas cooktop, and breakfast bar
* Powder room services the lower level
* Air Conditioning
* Garage with internal access + additional carport and plenty of off street parking
* Concealed laundry
* Water tank which is connected to toilets and laundry
* Pet friendly
* An abundance of storage throughout
* Council rates: $454.80

This townhome enjoys wonderfully close proximity to Nana & Da's Cafe, Fuzzy Duck Cafe, Stafford City, Lutwyche City and Westfield Chermside. An array of reputable schools are located nearby such as Mount Alvernia, Padua, St Anthony's, Kedron State School and High School.

With the added convenience of the Airport link accessed on Stafford Road (400m drive), an effortless commute to both Brisbane CBD and Brisbane airport is sure to be appreciated by CBD workers. Brisbane City Council buses run regularly with direct routes to Brisbane CBD, with bus stops just a short stroll from Figgis Street.

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