3 Mortlake Crescent, Boronia Heights, QLD, 4124

For Sale

3 Mortlake Crescent, Boronia Heights, QLD, 4124

$829,000+

647 m²

House

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1 day on the market

Next inspection:: Saturday 19 September 11:00 AM

Inspection times

19th Sep

Saturday

11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

What's around 3 Mortlake Crescent

SELLER SAYS: GET IT SOLD! Pool, Side Access & 647m2 - Don't Miss This Opportunity!

Act quickly this property represents a genuine opportunity for buyers looking for space, convenience and lifestyle in a quiet location. Set on a generous 647m2; block with side access, this well-positioned 3-bedroom home offers plenty of potential and all the essentials for comfortable family living. Inside, you'll find three bedrooms with built-in robes and ceiling fans in the master room and living room, a practical internal laundry, and a functional layout with a separate living area away from the kitchen and dining, giving the home a comfortable sense of separation. Step outside and the appeal continues with a private pool and spacious outdoor patio area, perfect for entertaining, relaxing or enjoying Queensland's outdoor lifestyle. Property Features: 3 bedrooms with built-in robes Ceiling fans in master bedroom 1 bathroom 1-car accommodation Internal laundry Separate living area Kitchen and dining area In-ground swimming pool Outdoor patio/entertaining area Generous 647m2 block Side access Quiet, desirable location Conveniently located close to shops Approximately 5 minutes to the highways Approximately 8 minutes to the motorways The sellers are motivated and ready to move on - this property needs to be sold! Opportunities offering this combination of land, side access, pool and location don't come along every day. If you've been waiting for the right property, this could be the one. Don't wait for someone else to secure it first - inspect today! Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided, and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.