Positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac with minimal traffic and backing directly onto peaceful Dombeyah Park, this neat and tidy low-set brick home offers comfortable, easy-care living in a convenient Crestmead location.
The home features a practical open-plan layout, with the kitchen flowing into the dining and living areas. The kitchen includes a double sink and gas cooking, making it a functional space for everyday living.
Tiled flooring runs throughout the main living areas, while the three bedrooms are carpeted for added comfort. Two bedrooms include built-in wardrobes, and one bedroom also features a ceiling fan.
The main bathroom offers a combined shower and bathtub, with a separate toilet for added convenience. An internal laundry provides direct access to the backyard.
Outside, you'll find a large undercover entertaining area overlooking the well-maintained yard, along with a garden shed for additional storage. The double tandem-style carport provides drive-through access to the rear patio area.
Property Features:
Three bedrooms
Two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
Ceiling fan to one bedroom
Open-plan living and dining
Kitchen with gas cooking and double sink
Tiled living areas
Carpeted bedrooms
Bathroom with shower and bathtub
Separate toilet
Internal laundry
Large covered outdoor entertaining area
Garden shed
Double tandem-style carport
Quiet cul-de-sac position
Backs directly onto Dombeyah Park
Water charges apply
Location Highlights:
Dombeyah Park – directly behind the property
Crestmead State School – approx. 3 minutes
Crestmead Shopping Centre – approx. 4 minutes
Grand Plaza Browns Plains – approx. 8 minutes
Logan Hospital – approx. 10 minutes
Brisbane CBD – approx. 35 minutes
Offering a peaceful position, practical layout and plenty of outdoor space, this home is ready for its next tenants to move in and enjoy.
Disclaimer:
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