2 Kelceda Street, Sunnybank Hills QLD 4109

On the market for the first time, this delightful property on a level 604sqm is set against a peaceful parkland giving privacy and a lovely bushland aspect from the garden and upstairs living areas.

In good condition and neatly presented throughout, this traditional highset home has so much potential for a growing family.

Move in or rent out right away. You will enjoy the convenience of this location which is just a short distance to city transport via bus, train or motorway, schools and major shopping centres.

Downstairs provides parking space for two vehicles and has room for a workshop set up and a separate laundry area with outside access and linen cupboard.

Upstairs theres a sunny front porch with bullnose style roof thats ideal for relaxing and opens up into the comfortable, carpeted lounge room. A lovely space for downtime with family, this room has ornate cornices and quality blinds.

The spacious kitchen and dining area is ideal for meal times and with a practical layout and plenty of storage & bench space this kitchen is very practical and in tip top shape.

A clever extension of a sunroom at the back of the house creates another useable space for media viewing, reading, study or music. Step out onto the cool covered deck and you can entertain all year round, host BBQs with friends or just unwind on the weekend. Steps lead down to the covered and concreted patio below and flows out to the huge garden that has scope for further extensions or pool.

There are three carpeted bedrooms, each with built in cupboards plus a tidy bathroom with decent vanity, separate bath and shower.

Featuring:
- Fully fenced with gated sides
- Security screens
- All blinds
- Decorative lighting and roses
- Ceiling fan

Absolutely fantastic buying in this popular area! Make time to inspect this weekend!

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