24 Augusta Street, Crestmead QLD 4132

SOLD by DERRICK WILLIAMS | 0433 005 324
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Spacious Living, Move-in Ready, No Updates Required, Big Backyard, Loads of Extras and in a Convenient Location.

Well-presented low set four-bedroom home within walking distance to all amenities with all the modern touches and yes a backyard to kick the ball and for the kiddies and furry ones to play safe.

Perfect for first home buyers, investors and anyone dreaming of a spacious backyard, 24 Augusta Street is positioned on a generous 625m2 block and offers plenty of room for the pool or maybe that big shed you've always wanted. Fully fenced this home features open plan living, modern kitchen and bathroom, four air-conditioned bedrooms, security screens, ceiling fans, huge outdoor entertaining areas, cubby house, garden shed, insulation, solar hot water and much more

Why We Love This Home:
- 4 good size bedrooms: all with built-ins, air conditioning and ceiling fans
- Open plan kitchen with stainless appliance including dishwasher and plenty of cupboard space
- Large lounge with ceiling fan
- Dining that flows out to entertaining area plus ceiling fan
- Modern bathroom with shower and bathtub
- Separate toilet
- Security screens
- Large internal laundry
- Insulation
- Solar hot water
- Large covered pergola
- Garden shed
- Single carport
- Cubbyhouse
- Easy care gardens
- 625m2 fully fenced block

Situated within walking distance to:
- St Francis College
- Crestmead Primary School
- Shopping centres
- Daycare
- Public transport
- Parks/playgrounds and much more

Due to the current COVID-19 situation and health and safety, social distancing still applies when attending inspections.

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