23 Avenell Street, Wishart QLD 4122

Auction Location: On Site.

Beautifully set on a spacious and fully-fenced 547sqm block, this home presents a wonderful opportunity for first home buyers and investors alike, with a low-maintenance and reliable design, a good-size front yard with shady trees for the kids, and a versatile layout.

Just a short walk from both the Wishart State School and St Catherine's Primary School, and in the Mansfield State High School catchment, this home has got it all.

This home has a particular charm all on its own, with a covered side patio next to the tandem carport that can also offer extra parking, as well as a delightful and easy-care garden to greet you. Step inside and you'll be met with an inviting lounge, complete with abundant natural light, as well as an air conditioner to keep you comfy during the hot Queensland summer.

Further in, you'll find the neat and tidy kitchen, which boasts a five-burner gas stove, as well as top appliances, a handy wraparound breakfast bench and a large adjoining dining area with access out onto the side patio for easy entertaining.

With three comfortable bedrooms, as well as a sprawling backyard that also includes a built-in shed, this is the perfect place for growing families and couples looking to make a new start. With its strong location appeal and low-maintenance design, investors will also no doubt appreciate this property's potential, and it's sure to be a great addition to your portfolio.

This property also offers:
- Regular city 180 buses nearby
- Minutes from Wishart Shopping Village
- Peaceful and quiet street
- Versatile, neutral colour scheme
- Paved walkway to front entrance

With owners dedicated to a sale, this home must be sold at Auction or before. An inspection is an absolute must, so call Peter Florentzos today!

THIS AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON SITE

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