44/28 Carwoola Street

Bardon QLD 4065

Located within a predominantly owner-occupied complex, this property features a secure electric front gate for peace of mind. The complex amenities include a stunning resort-style swimming pool, a tennis court, a communal barbecue area, and ample visitor parking, ensuring both convenience and leisure opportunities for residents.

Features include:

Open plan living and dining
3 good sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Master with Ensuite and WIR
Spacious multi-purpose/rumpus room
Freshly painted throughout
Split system air-conditioning & ceiling fans
Quality carpets to the upper level
Timber flooring to the lower level
Decked and paved alfresco area
Built-in laundry plus powder room for guests
Security & Insect screens, Solar hot water system
Carport & ample visitor parking in the complex
Fully fenced with surrounding mature gardens
Private and secure complex

Nestled in the foothills of Mount Coot-tha, residents can easily access scenic walking and biking tracks right from the property. Enjoy leisurely strolls into the mountains or picnics at Simpsons Falls, immersing yourself in the natural beauty and tranquillity of the surroundings.

Perfectly positioned for access to the vibrant caf and restaurant scenes of Bardon, Paddington, and Rosalie, as well as proximity to the CBD, this home offers unparalleled convenience. It is also surrounded by prestigious schools, including being within the coveted Bardon State School catchment area.

With all these desirable features and more, this property represents excellent value and demands your immediate attention. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity!

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