112 Gouldian Avenue

Condon QLD 4815

Stepping outside, you'll discover a quaint undercover patio that overlooks the lovely back gardens, providing an ideal spot for relaxation and outdoor dining.

Investors, the long-term tenant is currently paying $370 per week and has a lease in place until 30th August 2024. The new Rental Appraisal is $450 - $480 per week.

Features Include:
- 3kw solar system with 11 panels
- Family lounge room to front of the home
- Galley kitchen with electric appliances & large pantry
- Master bedroom with walk in robe & access to two-way bathroom
- 2 bedrooms with built in wardrobes
- Open plan lounge & dining room
- Fully air-conditioned throughout
- Down lights & ceiling fans throughout
- Two-way bathroom with separate shower stall & bathtub
- Security screens throughout
- Undercover entertaining area
- Fresh external paint & brand-new carpet to two bedrooms
- 480m2 lush allotment
- Garden shed

This contemporary home offers comfort, convenience, and a touch of modern elegance, making it an ideal choice for families or investors looking to capitalize on the booming Condon market.

Conveniently just moments to an abundance of amenities and 5 minutes from Willows Shopping Centre, Cannon Park Entertainment Precinct, Riverway Lagoons, Brothers Leagues Club. Close to parks, schools, local shops, public transport, and the Ring Road allowing easy access to JCU, the Townsville Hospital, Lavarack Barracks, and the Northern Beaches.

Everything you could ever possibly need is just moments away. This is a beautiful home ready and waiting for its new owner. Seize your chance to get yourself into the market or add to your investment portfolio. Contact Rae on 0406 538 448 to find out how.

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