12/7 Oricon Court, Springwood, QLD, 4127 - Townhouse Sold on 30 10 2020

SoldOct 30, 2020

12/7 Oricon Court, Springwood, QLD, 4127

Amount undisclosed

108 m²

134 m²

Townhouse

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Oct 30, 2020

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SOUGHT AFTER COMPLEX

This property would be a great investment opportunity, with comparable townhouses in the Complex renting at $350 per week. This equates to a gross return in excess of 6 per cent per annum. The area is popular with long term renters due to its location. It would also be ideal for downsizers or first home buyers. The modern 3 bedroom townhouse is an end unit in good condition and is located in a gated, medium-sized Complex in Springwood. There is ON-SITE MANAGEMENT, secure car parking, a BBQ and POOL. It is close to schools, child care, public transport, shopping centres and restaurants, medical and commercial centres. The Complex is situated at the end of a cul-de-sac and has quick access to the M1 freeway - 20 minutes to Brisbane CBD and 45 minutes to the Gold Coast. Townhouse is on two levels with open style living area downstairs, including split air conditioner, carpeted flooring, modern kitchen including plenty of cupboard space and pantry, separate laundry and separate toilet. Upstairs has three good sized bedrooms with built in robes, carpeted, an air conditioned main bedroom, a two way bathroom (including a bath) and a separate toilet. There is a large paved private Courtyard which has a gazebo which provides a great place to relax or entertain. There is also an automated lock up garage. Please contact Peter Eastman on 0400 995 109 to arrange an inspection.

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Seller's review

almost 5 years ago

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Review of Peter Eastman

Peter had a good knowledge of the market and kept me informed throughout the time the unit was on the market. He did an excellent job of showing prospective buyers through the unit, which was made harder by the uncertainty of Covid.

Susan Jane Legge

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