3/32 Bunton Street, Scarborough QLD 4020

A fantastic opportunity to secure a low maintenance townhouse surrounded by lifestyle amenities, this property is ideal for those seeking their own home or savvy investment.

Carefully designed over two spacious levels, the ground floor hosts an open plan living and dining area extending out to an inviting outdoor entertaining zone. Featuring easy care floor tiles, high ceilings and downlights, the lounge and dining area is filled with natural light. Adjoining the sleek and stylish kitchen with stone benchtops, breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances is the central living space and fourth bedroom which flows directly out to the rear patio with ease.

Accessed via sliding glass doors, this private outdoor area is covered and perfect for weekend BBQ's. Looking over the low maintenance gardens and fully fenced, children and pets are also sure to enjoy this open space.

On the home's upper level sits three good-sized bedrooms. With large windows gazing outside, the master bedroom delights in a lavish walk-through closet with dual mirrored built-in robes and a private ensuite. The additional two bedrooms both include built-in robes and are serviced by the main bathroom with shower, bath, vanity and toilet.

Additional features:
• Air-conditioning
• Ceiling fans
• Additional balcony
• Laundry
• Double Lock-up garage

Just a short stroll out the front door and you'll be on the landscaped foreshore with its walking and cycling tracks. Ideally located in a quiet street, away from the hustle and bustle, a short stroll will have you at the popular Scarborough Village where you will enjoy a vibrant array of shops, cafes, entertainment and of course, the beach. A quick drive to many of Redcliffe Peninsula's popular attractions, including Suttons Beach, Botanic Gardens, Redcliffe CBD, Lagoon and waterfront.



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