76 Queens Road, Everton Park QLD 4053

Nestled in a thriving pocket of Everton Park, this expansive 2643sqm residential-zoned block presents a rare and lucrative opportunity for developers, investors, and business owners alike. Boasting a solid 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom double-story home, this versatile property offers multiple avenues for future development and income potential (STCA).

Key Features:
Development & Subdivision Potential - Ideal for townhouses or a multi-dwelling development (STCA)
Renovate & Expand- Update the existing home and capitalise on rental income
Multiple Sheds & Workshop - Previously set up as a motorcycle workshop with a separate shed
Prime Location - Surrounded by townhouse developments, making it a high-demand area
Dual-Income Potential- Add dwellings at the rear to create multiple revenue streams

Unmatched Location & Convenience
Everton Park is a highly sought-after suburb just 8km from Brisbane CBD, offering a vibrant mix of retail, dining, education, and medical facilities. The property enjoys a strategic position with easy access to key amenities, including:

Short walk to local bus stops on Queens Road.
650m to 7-Eleven & Coffee Club.
Next door to Prince of Peace Lutheran College.
2 mins to two medical centres
3 mins to McDowall & Everton Park State Schools
4 mins to Teralba Park & Football Club
Under 3km to Everton Park Plaza (restaurants, cafes & supermarkets)
6 mins to Grovely Station.
5 mins to North West Private Hospital & 8 mins to Prince Charles Hospital.
10 mins to Westfield Chermside.

With strong rental demand, established infrastructure, and continued suburban growth, this property is a prime investment with enormous potential. Whether you're looking to develop, land bank, or establish a business, this is an opportunity not to be missed.

For more information, contact Sidd Mahabal on 0478 680 863.

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