7 Potts Street, Logan Village QLD 4207

Welcome to 7 Potts Street in Logan Village. You will find this immaculate home with toasty spaces to fill your home with heart along with 5 generous sized bedrooms that is incorporated with the flowing floorplan. When you head outside to the spacious tiled outdoor entertaining you will be delighted to find and outdoor BBQ and kitchen with an added bonus of a beautiful in-ground swimming pool with a water feature. Additionally, this property has side access and a shed to store all the toys.

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•Bedrooms: 5 bedrooms (including master) all with built ins
•Master Suite: Walk in Wardrobe + Air con + Ensuite with large shower and storage cupboard
•Bathrooms: 2 x Bathrooms
•Kitchen: Ariston Electric Cooking + Dishwasher + Walk in Pantry + Bench/Cupboard Space + LED cabinet lighting + Glass splash back + Soft close cupboards and draws + breakfast bench.
•Living (a): Family area with a/c combining meals + Lounge + Kitchen
•Living (b): Kids activity room inc cupboard storage and outside access
•Home Features: Ceiling Fans to all rooms + Security alarm and cameras + Security Screens + Insulation + Blockout blinds to all rooms + 2.7 ceilings + LED lighting throughout + NBN
•Outside area: Large tiled alfresco patio + Outdoor kitchen/BBQ + Outdoor blinds,
•Pool: Salt Swimming Pool with water feature + LED lighting
•Car Space: Double Remote Garage
•Shed (a): 6m x 4.5m (approx) Shed with roller door access (Perfect man cave)
•Shed (b): Garden Shed
•Outside Features: Fully Fenced + Open pergola + Solar 5.0kw + Heat pump hot water system + Vegetable garden + Side gate access for vehicles/caravans/boats etc

Note: The outline shown on the aerial photos is for illustrative purposes only and is intended as a guide to the property boundary. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries. Also the measurements are approximate plus the potential suggestions have not been investigated with council and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.