Fully renovated and low-set, 55 Thomas Street has been designed to be easy - a property that is purposefully low maintenance so there's less to think about and more to simply enjoy.
Step inside and the home unfolds sensibly. A formal living and dining room sits at the front, offering a quieter space away from the everyday hum, while further in, the kitchen opens onto a second family and meals area, the natural heart of the home. That kitchen has been finished beautifully, with gloss white cabinetry, quality appliances including SMEG oven, ample storage and plenty of bench space.
From this area, the family and meals area flows straight onto a private courtyard, which connects through to a secure lock-up carport for two vehicles and a separate storage room. Even the gardens have been kept low-maintenance, with pebble beds wrapping around the home so there's little upkeep required to keep it looking its best.
Tucked at the rear, the master bedroom offers a bit of separation from the other two bedrooms, which sit together near a central bathroom and laundry, and comes with built-in cupboards already taken care of. Throughout, plantation shutters tie the interior together, and the bathrooms carry the same renovated finish, with floor to ceiling tiles, frameless glass showers and a double vanity to the main bathroom.
Camp Hill sits on elevated ground around six kilometres southeast of the Brisbane CBD, one of the city's established inner suburbs known for its leafy streets and mix of character homes alongside modern builds. The suburb is well served by schools, parks and everyday amenities, with the Martha Street precinct forming a genuine village hub of cafes and shops whilst the Camp Hill Marketplace sits at the end of Thomas Street. The home is within the Whites Hill State College catchment, with Whites Hill Reserve just around the corner. Old Cleveland Road runs through the centre of the suburb and provides direct access in both directions, a short drive to Westfield Carindale in one direction and a straightforward run into the Brisbane CBD in the other, with regular bus services throughout.
Beyond the current renovation, the property offers scope for further improvement or a future rebuild, subject to council approval, sitting within a pocket of Camp Hill that has continued to attract solid buyer investment.
