4 Lochleven Street, Carindale QLD 4152

Step back in time in this untouched 1970s home, resting on a flat 620sqm block in a sought-after Carindale pocket. Brimming with potential and original charm, the low-set house presents a rare opportunity to redevelop and rebuild a dream residence (STCA) just a short walk from Westfield, parks and Belmont State School.

With high vaulted ceilings, traditional timber and exposed brick on display, ample space for a pool, and a location that promises lifestyle and convenience, the possibilities on offer are endless (STCA).

The linear layout features separate wings housing indoor living, outdoor entertaining, and four bedrooms. The lounge, living, and dining areas provide plenty of room to relax. The timber-clad kitchen has been updated with a stainless steel dishwasher, and families will love the exceptional alfresco space on the undercover patio and grassy backyard.

All four bedrooms include built-in robes and access to two bathrooms and an internal laundry. Finalised with excellent storage, a garden shed, and a remote double carport, the existing floor plan offers outstanding form and function for families.

Additional features:
- Split system air-conditioning
- Ceiling fans
- Security screens

Peacefully positioned in Carindale's beautiful streets, you will experience a relaxing lifestyle only 12km from the CBD. Parks, playgrounds and walking/bike paths are footsteps away, and you can stroll 1km to the shopping, dining, supermarkets, library and cinemas at Westfield Carindale.

Children are just 400m from Goodstart and 500m from Belmont State School, and you can access Citipointe College, San Sisto, Loreto and Villanova in minutes. Local bus stops, the Westfield bus interchange and the Gateway Motorway are close at hand for fast travel, and you will love the easy commutes to the airport and coast.

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