199 Logan Street, Eagleby, QLD, 4207 - House Sold on 25 06 2026

SoldJun 25, 2026

199 Logan Street, Eagleby, QLD, 4207

$830,000

830 m²

House

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Sold: Jun 25, 2026

What's around 199 Logan Street

SOLD by Eileen Chen and Benjamin Waite

Successfully sold off-market by Eileen Chen and Benjamin Waite- Eagleby Specialists of LJ Hooker. Eileen Chen and Benjamin Waite alongside LJ Hooker Property Collective are proud to present 199 Logan Street, Eagleby - a charming home offering comfortable living on a generous 830sqm allotment. Whether you're stepping into the market, searching for your next investment or looking for extra outdoor space to enjoy, this property delivers a practical layout with plenty of room to make it your own. Inside, you'll find a functional kitchen that connects easily to the home's living spaces, creating a welcoming hub for everyday living. The comfortable lounge room provides a relaxing space to unwind, while outside, the spacious backyard offers endless possibilities for entertaining, gardening or simply enjoying the open space. Completing the package is a handy shed, providing additional storage or workspace for hobbies and tools. Property Features: • 3 bedrooms • 1 bathroom • Functional kitchen • Comfortable lounge room • Spacious 830sqm block • Large backyard • Shed for additional storage Why Eagleby? Eagleby is a well-connected suburb positioned between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, making it an appealing choice for owner-occupiers and investors alike. Residents enjoy access to local schools, shopping centres, parks, public transport and major road connections, providing convenience for everyday living while remaining close to a range of lifestyle amenities. A generous block, practical layout and plenty of backyard space make this a property full of opportunity. Contact Eileen Chen and Benjamin Waite today for more info. Important: While every care has been taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, LJ Hooker Beenleigh and its representatives will not be held responsible for any errors or omissions. All details are considered accurate at the time of printing, and interested parties should make and rely on their own enquiries to verify the information.