22 Maynard Place, Runcorn QLD 4113

Situated on a 410m² block in the heart of Runcorn, this solid low-set brick home offers the perfect blend of modern comfort, family functionality, and convenience. Ideally positioned next to Maynard Place Park, it provides a peaceful lifestyle just moments away from Sunnybank Hills Shopping Town, Calamvale Shopping Town, Runcorn Plaza, bus stops, and local schools.

Step inside to discover a freshly renovated interior with a spacious open-plan layout, perfect for modern family living and entertaining. Every detail has been thoughtfully updated, ensuring a move-in-ready home you'll love from day one.

Renovation highlights include a brand-new kitchen with a large island bench and new appliances, new vinyl plank flooring throughout, fresh carpet in bedrooms, new blinds and curtains, upgraded switchboard, new ceiling fans, LED downlights, new vanities, toilet cisterns, tap fittings, and fully repainted roof and interiors. The garden has also been refreshed with tidy landscaping and new plants for a low-maintenance finish.

This solid brick and tile home features a spacious lounge room with split-system air conditioning and ceiling fans, three generous bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, and a master bedroom complete with walk-in robe and private ensuite. The open-plan dining and kitchen area enjoys plenty of natural light, while the secure backyard offers easy-care living for families and pets. A double lock-up garage with remote control adds convenience and security.

Available from the 25th November 2025, all internal inspections are by appointment - Please register your details for inspection through email enquiry. Failure to do so will result in cancellations not being notified.

WATER: This property is water efficient as defined under the Residential Tenancies Regulations all water consumption charges will be passed on to the tenant.

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