3/7 Albert Street, Eagleby QLD 4207

Suiting first home buyer, downsizer your new property has space to burn. With a large private rear courtyard perfectly suited for those with pets this two-bed town house has more than meets the eye. As was custom during the period this small boutique complex was built the floor plan is more than generous with beautifully raked ceilings, large u-shape kitchen and bathroom pronounced by great sized bedrooms. This townhouse will be a great new addition to the family or investment portfolio.
With public transport, schools, both Beenleigh and Eagleby local shops and parklands a stroll away this suits all owner occupiers and tenants alike. Under 5 minutes' drive to M1 access and 13 minutes to Logan Hyperdome Shopping centre.

Your New Property's Features:
-Boutique complex with only 9 in the complex
-Great mix of owner occupiers and tenants within the complex
-Two good sized rooms with built-in-robes
-Generous bathroom with shower, toilet and single vanity
-Large updated single vanity with his and hers drawers and cabinets
-Separate laundry with direct access to your private courtyard
-A Modern, unsuspectingly large u-shape kitchen onto meals area which open directly onto your private deck
-Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances
-Surprisingly large pantry space
-Air conditioning to efficiently cool your living areas
-Beautifully raked ceiling with exposed beams and timber panelling
-Stainless steel Electric cooktop and oven and rangehood
-Additional toilet and powder room downstairs for visitors
-Single car lock up garage
-Additional visitor parking to the front, left and bottom of complex

Your New Investment
Current Lease: Expires Oct '22
Current Rent: $280/wk
Rental appraisal: $320-350/wk (approx.)
Body corporate Rates: $800/qtr (approx.) (temporarily increased for once off maintenance)
Council Rates (inc Water Consumption): $800 /qtr (approx.)

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