21 Dampier Avenue, Eagleby QLD 4207

This solid brick home has so much to offer. 3 extra large bedrooms with plenty of storage, spacious open plan lounge area featuring a brand new Air Con and recently renovated kitchen with ample cupboard space.

There is a great backyard, securely fenced for the kids and the dog! Garden shed and side access for safe storage of the trailer/Caravan or Jet Ski. The cars are covered with a single carport at the front and a well cared for landscaped front yard, with low maintenance plants.

The great location of this home is something that the new owners will definitely profit from. Local shops are just few streets away, both Beenleigh State High School and Eagleby State School are within short driving distance and local bus stops are just at the end of the street, and the buses will take you straight to the Hyperdome.

Features include
3 great sized bedrooms, main bedroom with built-in-robe
Polished timber floors throughout
Refurbished kitchen
Large lounge room + air conditioning
Meals area
Laundry room
Carport

OUTSIDE offers:
646m2 block
Fully fenced yard
Shed

All the above within walking distance to transport and all amenities, this is a well located property.

School Catchment
- Eagleby South State School
- Eagleby Learning Centre
- Beenleigh State High School

Public Transport
- Alamein St near Juniper Ct Beenleigh Route 565 goes to Beenleigh Station.

Shops and Restaurants
- Golden Field Chinese Take Away
- Serranos Mexican Cantina
- Subway Restaurant
- Red Rooster
- Kastury's Indian Cuisine
- Vinny's Pizza Pasta Ribs

Parks and Recreation
- Ray Hackwood Park
- Cec Clark Park
- Bishop Street Park
- Eagleby Shopping Plaza

INVESTOR'S CORNER
Land size: 646m2
House faces South
Built in 1977
Ipswich City Council
Not in flooded area

Call Quy Early 0420 988 751 to view this home! - Q Realty

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