‘OPEN HOME CANCELLED - UNDER CONTRACT'
First home owners and investors will be in the race for this gorgeous town home in a prime location. Exceptionally private, quiet and secure due to its position at the end of a cul-de-sac, this is a place to call home - and at a price you will love.
A beautifully landscaped courtyard beckons outdoor entertaining and dining, and a clever floor plan ensures good separation between bedrooms. The master enjoys a walk in robe and large mirror, and there is a separate toilet both upstairs and downstairs. Both bedrooms are airconditioned.
You'll be just around the corner from Gaythorne Rail, shops & local cafes, a few minutes drive or a brisk walk to major shopping at Brookside. The city is just a short commute by car or rail.
Swift action is needed if you want to call this one yours! Contact Jamila for more information or to arrange an inspection.
Features you will love:
• Open plan living area flows to large fully paved courtyard
• Modern kitchen and bathroom
• Airconditioning to bedrooms
• Walk in robe
• Quiet cul-de-sac
• Excellent location.
Body Corp:
Admin: $345.56 per quarter
Sinking: $200.00 per quarter
Distances (approx.):
400m to Gaythorne train Station
550m to Pickering street bus routes (361)
2.8 km to Enoggera Barrack's
700m to Gaythorne RSL
1.6km to Blackwood street
1.4km to Brookside shopping centre
1.6km to Mitchelton State school and Primary school
CBD - 19 min drive
Brisbane Airport - 22 min drive
Enoggera Barracks - 5m min drive
Schools and Childcare:
Our Lady Of the Assumption School - 750m
Hillbrook Anglican School - 550m
Mt Maria College - 1.1km
Mother Duck Childcare - 850m
Enoggera State School - 1km
Gaythorne is an idyllic location, where a sense of community is celebrated. This family friendly suburb, located only 7 kilometres from the city centre, is a wonderful place to raise your family or just enjoy your life. It is located seven kilometres north-west of the Brisbane central business district and situated on the slopes of Enoggera Hill. It shares some streets with the neighbouring suburb of Mitchelton. In the late 1990s it was split from Enoggera, a much larger suburb and a suburb it still shares its postcode with. It adjoins the Enoggera barracks and many of its streets are named after World War I sites.
Please note that furniture has been digitally added after the professional photography has been taken.
