A well-maintained double-brick home offering generous living spaces, a private outdoor setting and plenty of potential, all positioned on a substantial 446sqm block with no strata fees in sight.
The home features three well-sized bedrooms and one bathroom, along with a separate WC and laundry. Well-maintained paintwork, carpets and blinds make the property comfortable and presentable from day one, while still offering plenty of scope for a future owner to modernise and add their own touches.
At the heart of the home is a good-sized kitchen and meals area with plenty of potential, flowing through to a roomy main lounge. One of the standout features of 35B is the additional second lounge area, providing valuable separation for families - ideal as a kids' retreat, games room, home office or second TV area.
Comfort is taken care of year-round with evaporative ducted air conditioning, ceiling fans and gas bayonets. Outside, the home continues to impress with private reticulated gardens, a garden shed and an undercover entertaining area providing a great space to relax or entertain family and friends.
The location is another major attraction. This particular pocket of Girrawheen is highly sought after and is predominantly owner-occupied, giving the area a strong residential and family-friendly feel. You are also within walking distance of the new Park Centre shopping precinct, providing easy access to everyday shopping, services and amenities, while schools, parks, public transport and major road connections are all close by.
With a 446sqm block, double-brick construction, generous internal living spaces, no strata fees and plenty of potential to add further value, 35B Danbury Crescent presents an excellent opportunity for first-home buyers, families, downsizers or investors looking to secure a quality property in a tightly held part of Girrawheen.Disclaimer:
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