24 Knaggs Street, Moura QLD 4718

Roll Up Your Sleeves ! Bring Your Tool Kit, Do Me Up and Reap The Rewards !
Terrific opportunity for those looking for a doer-upper. Your big chance to enter the market or add to your rent portfolio ! This family home rests on a level 809m2 allotment and is fenced on 3 sides. It comes to the market with quite a bit of work to do but, the rewards of your labour will be high!
At the very most it needs a new Kitchen, new kitchen appliances, new Bathroom, damaged internal walls repaired and a fresh coat of paint inside and out. The timber floors through-out would come up a treat with a sand and polish and there’s room to add some freshly hung curtains.
Delivering a spacious 3 Bedroom + Study, 1 Bathroom, 4 Car accommodation lowset family home with a very functional floor plan and it appears to be sitting quite sturdy on a brick block/concrete slab.
Some extras include:
A lovely front porch area overlooking tranquil gardens flush with shrubs and trees
Country timber floors through-out the home
Generous sized Lounge Room adjoining a spacious Open Kitchen/Dining area
Bathroom with separate toilet, Internal Laundry
Outdoor covered entertainment area (Pergola)
Large tool shed / rumpus area for the kids to run a muck
Double carport, Dog Kennels, Electric Hot water system
Ideally located within a few minutes walk to the popular Moura Tavern and Lions Park. Approx. 5-7 min walk to the local Bakery, Butcher Shop, Post Office and Gym. Roughly 10 mins walk to the IGA, Chemist, Newsagency, Hairdresser, Cafes and Moura RSL.

Call us today to organise your inspection.
• Once this property has been renovated, the proposed rental return of $350 per week should be achievable.
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