5/1 Armstrong Street, Petrie QLD 4502

They certainly don't make units this size anymore so this well presented 2 bedroom townhouse is definitely one for the portfolio due to location, potential and size. The open plan living area gives a feeling of light and space which flows onto the family size kitchen which also features a dishwasher. Upstairs you will find 2 spacious bedrooms and the master is even large enough to fit a small study area. The large bathroom and separate toilet are also easily accessible on this level. Some of the features of the unit are original but are in very good condition so there is long term potential to add even more value long term.

The Townhouse features:

2 good size bedrooms with built in wardrobes and fans
Spacious open plan lounge and dining area
Family size kitchen with dishwasher
Stylish white timber blinds throughout
Easy care with tiles downstairs and timber floors in the bedrooms (great for those with allergies)
Single lock up garage
Internal laundry
NBN (National Broadband Network) for fast internet access
Plenty of storage
2nd toilet downstairs
Pets by application


Located in a small block of 8, you will find the train, Woolworths, pubs, takeaway's, gyms and schools at your doorstep and within a 500 m walk. You won't even need the car!

Low body corp approx $600 qtr

Location:
Less than 450 m walk to the train
Less than 500 m walk to the proposed university
Less than 300 m walk to Woolworths Petrie
Less than 200 m to Mt Maria and Our Lady of the way primary school (at the end of the street)


About Petrie:

Located approximately 25 km from the Brisbane CBD, Petrie is known for its fantastic parks, and liveability due to easy access via the train into the CBD. Perched on the edge of the North Pine Dam and Lake Kurwongbah, Petrie is a family friendly area with many picnic grounds, parks and local schools. This green and leafy suburb has easy access to major arterial roads and is approximately 40 mins to the Sunshine Coast. Due to the good rail access and the area demographics, the council has approved a Sunshine Coast University Campus to be built at the old paper mill.