57 Fleetway Street, Morningside QLD 4170

Dazzling city views and a dream location combine in this outstanding home resting on a quiet, elevated street. Perched on a 693sqm allotment in a family-friendly cul-de-sac neighbouring Seven Hills Bushland Reserve, buyers will adore the idyllic lifestyle and sense of serenity.

Kept cool with ceiling fans and split system air-conditioning, the house boasts a modern all-white design, creating a beautiful blank canvas for your personal style. Hardwood floors adorn the upper level, featuring a living area and a stylish kitchen, revealing stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances, a breakfast bar and pendant lights.

Emphasising indoor/outdoor flow, bi-fold doors connect the interiors to a remarkable rear deck, forming tranquil treetop living and entertaining amongst the gorgeous greenery, far-reaching views and city vistas. Delighting in stunning sunshine across the day and majestic sunsets and city lights at dusk, you will love relaxing and hosting here. The outdoor fun continues with an entry verandah, a grassy yard, and an expansive deck and patio below.

Three bedrooms are upstairs, serviced by an updated bathroom and a separate powder room. The ground floor provides versatility with a second bathroom and two multipurpose rooms, ideal as a rumpus and office. Complete with a carport and workshop, the home offers form and function.

Just 15 minutes from the CBD, this peaceful position presents exceptional convenience. You can walk down the street to Seven Hills Bushland Reserve and enjoy hikes and wildlife spotting, followed by a coffee at The Blue Poppy or the local cafes of The Corso. Less than 10 minutes from the Oxford Street and Martha Street precincts and close to transport and top schools, including Churchie and Lourdes Hill – don't let this opportunity pass you by.

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