23a Statesman Crescent, Sunnybank Hills QLD 4109

Inside the sought-after Sunnybank Hills State School catchment, this affordable brick lowset looks a treat after a recent refurbishment including fresh paint in and out plus new laminate flooring.

Close to bus routes, childcare facilities and quality local shops like Pinelands Plaza - this home is in a dynamite location. What's also nice is that a leafy bank of trees provide a natural backdrop at the rear of the 479m2 block.

The home sits back from this quiet street behind a grassy front lawn, with a driveway leading up to the single car garage.

The fresh lick of paint, primarily neutral in tone bar one feature wall in the spacious lounge room, has given the interior a very contemporary look. The effect is really welcoming.

The light-filled lounge is air-conditioned and reached through an archway off the front entry. A second archway at the other end of the room leads into the kitchen and adjacent family meals area.

The kitchen is a good size with a breakfast bar/prep bench, electric stove, dual sink with draining board and generous pantry. From the family meals area there's access outside through a sliding glass screen door.

The home has three bedrooms, one with a space-saving built in wardrobe, and these are serviced by a family-size tiled bathroom with a big vanity mirror and both a shower and bath tub. The toilet is separate and there's also a laundry.

The fenced back yard enjoys that leafy vista and is fully lawned - all up, a terrific place for kids to get out and enjoy some fresh air!

Additional highlights:
- 3 air conditioners
- Security screens
- Vacant premises

At this price point and in this location, this home will have wide appeal to first home buyers, investors, downsizers and retirees alike. Once you see it, you'll want it. Come take a look soon!

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