54 Bradman Street, Sunnybank Hills QLD 4109

This solid entry-level property is fantastic first home option for a young family or couple wanting freehold house and land or would make for a reliable rental with strong growth potential to add to your investment portfolio.

Conveniently positioned in a thriving suburb just moments from the buzz of Sunnybanks popular entertainment district, the variety of major and local shopping centres and cafes and just a short walk to city transport services.

Set on a spacious and level 607sqm block with 15m frontage it also offers new owners the potential for a rebuild, renovation or extensions with ample yard to tap into.

This pet friendly residence has a neat and tidy appearance with quality hardwood floors combined with modern tiles to the dining room, kitchen and wet rooms.

Lovely natural light and air flow ensure the generous living room is a comfortable retreat and there are two ceiling fans for cooling you down during summer. A front annexure off the lounge is a versatile space for reading, play, study or hobbies.

Walk through to the large separate kitchen and youll be impressed by the decent layout offering a range of cabinets and freestanding cooker and plenty of space for a small table setting and your appliances.

Step out onto the extensive covered patio for outdoor play and entertainment. Flowing onto the garden the scope for utilizing this area is limited only by your imagination theres so much you could do!

The home consists of three bedrooms, two are very large and the third would suit a single. The main has air conditioning and ceiling fan, 2nd has fan with built-ins and they all have security grills to windows. A shared bathroom presents in good condition with a separate toilet.

Priced to sell this home will not last long, so be sure to call and arrange a time to view without delay!

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