20 Columbus Place, Forest Lake, QLD, 4078

SoldJun 17, 2022

20 Columbus Place, Forest Lake, QLD, 4078

$750,000

260 m²

627 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Jun 17, 2022

What's around 20 Columbus Place

BIG BLOCK, RARE OPPORTUNITY, GREAT LOCATION, GREAT INVESTMENT!!

Set on a generous 627 square metre block in a well sought after pocket of Forest Lake this property is a great investment for any buyer in today's market! This brick property features five spacious bedrooms and a flowy open plan living and dining area opening on to an extensive under cover outdoor patio with a ceiling fan for all the entertainment dreams you may have. The master bedroom comes with a split system air conditioner, ceiling fan, robe and an ensuite for all the comforts in life. The master bathroom is generous in size with a separate toilet. The internal laundry is another added bonus to this charming home. The yard is fully fenced and easy to maintain but provides plenty of space for activities for the kids or the big kids in the house. You also have plenty of parking space with a double garage (separate roller doors) and a spacious double driveway. The photographs really do not do this charming and full of character home justice, please come to the open home and see for yourself why this home is so special and perfect for you. Call Gee Singh today on 0425 250 750 to register your interest today! At a Glance - 20 Columbus Place include: • Five spacious bedrooms with robes and ceiling fans in all bar one • Master bedroom with split system air conditioner and ensuite • Generous main bathroom with separate toilet • Internal laundry • Incredible open plan living and dining space • Separate lounge space • Fully Fenced yard • Brick home • Double garage with separate roller doors • Extensive out door patio with ceiling fan • Easy to maintain garden • Lovely large yard IMPORTANT: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained herein, we will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All information is considered correct at the time of printing. Any interested parties should satisfy themselves in this respect.