21 Romilda Street

Woodridge QLD 4114

607 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

AMAZING VALUE - MUST BE SOLD

Positioned in a peaceful pocket of northern Woodridge, this neat and tidy lowset home offers outstanding value for first home buyers, investors, and those looking to secure a property on a generous 607sqm block. With a practical layout, outdoor entertaining spaces, and a fully fenced yard, this is an opportunity not to be missed. Conveniently located with easy access to major roads, rail transport to Brisbane CBD and the Gold Coast, as well as schools, shopping centres, parks, and everyday amenities, this home combines comfort, convenience, and future potential in one affordable package. Jam-packed with features, including: • Fully fenced 607sqm block • Welcoming front verandah • Spacious tiled living areas • 3 good-sized bedrooms • Main bedroom with built-in robe • Functional kitchen with electric cooking • Bathroom with vanity and shower/bath combination • Separate toilet for added convenience • Covered rear deck perfect for entertaining family and friends • Single carport with sliding door access to the kitchen, also suitable as a pergola area • Large garden shed providing extra storage space • Quiet and family-friendly location Location can't get any better: • Minutes to Woodridge Train Station • Short drive to local shopping centres • Close to primary and secondary schools • Easy access to major roads and motorways • Convenient commute to Brisbane CBD and the Gold Coast • Close to parks, sporting facilities, and everyday amenities Whether you're entering the property market for the first time or expanding your investment portfolio, this fantastic home represents exceptional value in a high-demand location. Contact Ramin Bay & Vivienne Cheah today to arrange your inspection before this opportunity is gone. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.