RENOVATED FAMILY HOME - MUST SELL
The owners have given clear instructions to SELL, presenting an outstanding opportunity to secure this beautifully designed 3 bedroom home in the heart of Logan Central. Set on a generous 546 sqm block, this property must be sold and offers exceptional value for families, first home buyers and investors alike.
Positioned in a highly convenient and high demand pocket of Logan Central, this home is within easy reach of schools, shops, transport and major arterial roads. With strong rental demand and continued growth in the area, this is a smart purchase both now and into the future.
Jam packed with features including:
• Open plan air conditioned lounge and appointed dining area
• Renovated kitchen with dishwasher and ample cabinetry
• Wide hallway and polished timber floors throughout
• Three generously sized bedrooms
• Renovated bathroom with deep bathtub and shower over bath
• Separate toilet upstairs
• Front covered patio and large rear undercover deck ideal for entertaining
• Internal laundry and additional toilet downstairs
• Open space perfect for rumpus room or teenagers retreat
• Two car garage accommodation
• Solar system 6.6kW
• Spacious backyard with room for kids, pets and future improvements
Location can't get any better:
• Minutes to Logan Central shopping precinct
• Close to multiple schools and childcare options
• Easy access to public transport
• Quick connection to major roads and motorways
With strong owner motivation and clear instructions to sell, this property will not last. Whether you are looking to secure your family home or add a high performing investment to your portfolio, 55 Roseash Street, Logan Central must be inspected to be fully appreciated. Ensure to attend the open home to avoid disappointment.
Contact Ramin Bay & Mo Ebrahim today to register your interest and act before this opportunity is gone.
Disclaimer: All information provided has been gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.
