DWELLING:
This neat & tidy, rendered & face brick residence offers practicality & flexibility for today's lifestyle. Offering three good sized bedrooms, zoned to one end of the home, and open plan living & dining flowing through to the kitchen area; there's also the addition of a 2nd living area/4th bedroom, lending itself to a multitude of purposes. Families will love the updated kitchen & modern bathroom, whilst investors will appreciate the fresh paintwork & easy care timber floorboards. Off street parking is provided by way of a carport at the front of the home.
GARDEN:
Set on a 688m2 allotment, the render/timber combination fence frames the residence; whilst a north-facing front timber deck, is perfectly positioned to capture the winter sun. At the rear, is a covered alfresco area overlooking the good sized, freshly turfed backyard, with low maintenance landscaping & some larger established trees.
LOCATION:
Here, you can experience all the benefits of city living; continue down Weetwood Street and you will find George Oxford Park, adjacent to Wyalla Plaza, incorporating a medical centre, take-away options & numerous day-to-day conveniences. Alternatively, Clifford Gardens Shopping Centre is only a four minute drive away as is popular Newtown Park & the Queensland State Rose Garden - the Toowoomba CBD is just a minute or two further. Within the catchment zone for Newtown State School & Wilsonton State High School, there is also a good selection of private schools within a short distance.
Extra features...
Security doors front & rear
Ceiling fans to open living area + master bedroom
Roller blinds throughout
Well appointed kitchen with Dishlex dishwasher & Blanco electric appliances + plenty of cupboard space
Bathroom with corner spa bath (shower overhead), vanity & mirrored storage cupboard
Garden shed
Chook pen + cubby house/racecourse viewing platform
NBN available (Fibre to the Node)
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