4/65 Hockey Street, Kuraby QLD 4112

In a handy location, sought after by families & first homebuyers, this 3-bed townhouse offers great value at a 'must sell' price.

Located just around the corner from Runcorn Heights State School, Fruitgrove train station, several buses, luscious green parks, local cafs, childcare centres and much more, this secluded yet convenient location is greatly sought after by those looking for a relaxed lifestyle.

The townhouse itself is located in a quiet and pristine complex. The complex is surrounded by lovely greenery and has a beautiful sparkling swimming pool for you to enjoy all year round without having to do any maintenance at all. There's also a large undercover patio area by the pool, perfect for parties and BBQ's with friends.

Across the lower level of the townhouse is the open plan living and dining room which connects with the modern kitchen and flows out to the backyard patio. The kitchen has good quality appliances and plenty of storage space, while the patio is very private, fully undercover and has some neat low maintenance landscaping that you can tailor to your needs.

The upper level houses the 3 bedrooms, each with plush carpets and built-in wardrobes for extra convenience. The main bathroom and the ensuite are in good condition with bright interiors and quality fittings.

Other features of the property include:
- Walk to buses & trains
- Fully fenced
- 2 ceiling fans
- Additional 3rd toilet downstairs
- Dedicated laundry room
- 1 automatic garage

With good potential rental returns, this prime investment property is a bargain you don't see everyday! It combines amazing convenience & comfortable living all at an unbeatable price. At this price, it won't stay on the market for long. The home is vacant and ready for you to move straight in. Be quick to organise an inspection today.

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