28 Lilyvale Street, Mansfield QLD 4122

Just steps from Tillack Park and in the highly coveted Mansfield State High School catchment, this family home boasts an outstanding position in a top southside suburb.

Perched on a fully fenced and well-maintained block, the house features a functional design, lots of living room and plenty of outdoor space.

Offering separation for children and parents, the ground floor reveals a lounge, dining area, and living space connected by a central kitchen with a dishwasher and outlooks across the outdoor entertaining area.

Perfect for BBQs, dinners, kids' scooter rides and fun with friends, the entertaining patio provides comfort all summer long with undercover and open areas to bask in the shade or sunshine. The outdoor space continues with a large front yard for children and pets to play safely, or the family can head down the road to Tillack Park.

Four bedrooms are serviced by two bathrooms and a laundry. One bedroom is downstairs, and three reside upstairs, all delighting in lovely leafy views.
Additional features:
- Two-car parking via the garage and carport
- Garden shed and internal storage
- Ceiling fans and security screens
- Air-conditioning in the lounge and main bedroom

In a family-friendly position in one of Brisbane's best school catchments, buyers will love the lifestyle and location. You can walk or cycle to the end of the street and explore beautiful Tillack Park, home to acres of gorgeous greenery, recreation space, play areas and running tracks. When seeking more outdoor fun, you can hit the links at Pacific Golf Club, 1.1km away. Just 450m to Aldi and 2.8km to Westfield Carindale, shopping is made easy. Only steps from bus stops and minutes from Mansfield State High School, Brisbane Adventist and Citipointe College – this is the perfect place to raise your family.

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