41 Glorious Promenade, Redbank Plains, QLD, 4301

SoldApr 1, 2024

41 Glorious Promenade, Redbank Plains, QLD, 4301

$540,000

0 m²

295 m²

House

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20 days on the market

Sold: Apr 1, 2024

What's around 41 Glorious Promenade

INVEST OR DOWNSIZE - Dual Access Frontage Home

With double frontages (entrance via 41 Piddington St, Redbank Plains) this home is leased at $450 per week until 15/06/2024. This home's letterbox sits along Glorious Promenade and its' driveway sits on Piddington Street. Built in 2014 build this is a great investment or just move in! ** Email for our pre-sale building and pest reports and price guide** With this lowset brick home features: Main bedroom with ensuite and walk-in-robe Bedrooms 2 and 3 with built in robes and ceiling fans 2 Bathrooms (ensuite and main bathroom with separate toilet) Kitchen with electric appliances and dishwasher Open-plan family/dining area with air conditioning Patio Backyard fenced This home is finished off with: + air conditioning (1) + ceiling fans (4) + security screens to windows and sliding doors INVESTORS CORNER Land size 295m2 No easements Not in flood zone Leased at $450 per week until 15/06/2024 Ipswich Rates $525 per quarter + water usage SCHOOL CATCHMENT ZONES for Redbank Plains State School and Redbank Plains State High School. PUBLIC TRANSPORT - nearest train station is at Ebbw Vale or Springfield Central - nearest bus stop is on School Rd (bus service 524) SHOPS & SERVICES - Town Square Redbank Plains Shopping Centre and Woolworth Redbank Plains Mountview is close by. Additional schools in the area includes: Augusta State School, St Augustine's College. From all of us at Q Realty we wish you every success in your search for your home. If you would like more detail on this home or to discuss one of the many other properties we have available please call or email us today. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However we can not guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.