41 Pear Street, Runcorn QLD 4113

Where could you find 2000m2 land in central Runcorn?

Here's an incredible opportunity for a keen investor or project builder to be a part of the Runcorn boom! Take a moment to consider the true value and potential profit to be gained with this large, subdividable block of 2023sqm situated in this convenient and high growth suburb.

The possible options of what to do here are wide and varied and will naturally attract a range of buyer types to this exciting upcoming auction!

- Rent out or renovate for yourself
- Remove and rebuild
- Sub-divide and build houses - to sell or live in
- Explore the development potential (STCA)

Suitable for renting out as is, the existing 4 bedroom home boasts a number of quality character features and has an old-world charm. From the wide verandah for relaxed entertaining on a summer's day, to the French doors that open into the comfy lounge which has polished timber floors, a wood burning stove and split system air conditioning.

The home has been upgraded to include a very modern kitchen fitted with a superb range of cabinetry and top appliances with enough space to host a dining setting. In addition there is a modernised shared bathroom and four spacious bedrooms with ceilings fans and some with robes and air conditioning.

Other features include:
- Multiple garden and storage sheds
- Huge double carport and covered side parking area
- Mature fruit trees in the garden
- Separate laundry and toilet

The location is handy yet tranquil. An easy walk to the local Fruitgrove train station, or city express bus stops on either Warrigal or Beenleigh Road makes commuting a breeze. There are multiple shopping centres nearby for grocery, restaurant and cafes, along with parks, schools and childcare centres.

Call me today to take a closer look at this viable investment opportunity.

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