29 DUNLOP STREET, Port Curtis QLD 4700

LIVE IN THE COUNTRY WITH COOL BREEZES AND OPEN SPACE. ONLY A FIVE MINUTE DRIVE TO ALLENSTOWN SHOPPING CENTRE,
SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS AND ALL AMENITIES.
Port Curtis is a lovely quiet leafy suburb. Large allotments and acreages that people have horses and animals.
Its generational and people hold on to their properties. This is a wonderful opportunity to buy it this area.
• 29 Dunlop Street is a spacious 4 Bedroom home that has been beautifully renovated. The allotment is a large 880m2.
• Fully Fenced, has side access with heaps of room for a caravan, a boat or work vehicles. Fully grown fruit trees including mango trees.
• Town Water. Power and Septic.
Inspect immediately as it wont last. This property has everything that you need and more.
• Front Veranda.
• Open Plan Lounge. Air-Conditioning. Fan. Timber Floor.
• Stunning new Bathroom. Separate Shower. Vanity. Toilet. Heated Towel Rack.
• The Shower is separate and is tiled from the floor up with beautiful tiles. Enjoy the large rain shower, also has the smaller hand held showerhead.
• ceiling exhaust fan and heat lights. All fittings are new.
• Stunning New kitchen . Family Breakfast Bar. Dishwasher. Walk-in Panty. Heaps of storage and Cupboards. Fabulous tiled floors.
• Upstairs Interior Laundry.
• Electric Hot water System. The gray water goes to the garden in the far right corner of the back yard.
• The interior of the house is freshly painted.
• Back stairs and landing are brand new.
• The Electrical has been rewired.
• The plumbing has been redone.
• All asbestos has bee removed by professionals.
• Lockable Underneath the house. Concreted and storage shelves.
• RATES HALF YEARLY - WITH DISCOUNT IF PAID ON TIME. $1285.24
• WATER RATES- QUARTERLY- $50-$100 PER QUARTER.
• RENTAL APPRAISAL $420-$430.00 PER WEEK.
Inspect this property immediately as this one will go quickly.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy.
Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspections or otherwise.