163 Cross Street

Goodna QLD 4300

Sold As Is Where Is-

The current property, although in need of some TLC, offers huge potential for the savvy buyer who is not scared of rolling up their sleeves and a little elbow grease to bring this sizeable home back to its former glory. Sold on an "as is where is" basis, this presents an opportunity to truly unleash your creativity and vision, without the constraints of a pre-determined design.

Renovation Potential-

Situated on a generous 620m2 block, the property offers a picturesque outlook facing lush greenery, providing a serene backdrop for everyday living. The fully fenced yard ensures privacy and security, while the secure garage offers peace of mind for vehicle storage.

Although the property is currently dated, its solid construction provides a sturdy foundation for renovation. From updating the interiors to revitalizing the exterior facade, the potential for transformation is limitless. Embrace the challenge of renovating and let your imagination run wild, as you breathe new life into this property.

Convenient Location-

The convenience of the location cannot be overstated, with easy access to local amenities, schools, and public transportation. Whether you're an astute investor looking to capitalize on the strong rental market or a savvy homeowner eager to create your dream space, this property offers endless possibilities.

Financial Rewards-

With an expected rental return of approximately $550 per week post-renovation, the financial rewards of this investment are enticing. Don't miss out on the chance to secure this promising property and unlock its full potential.

Seize the Opportunity-

Contact us today to arrange a viewing and take the first step towards realizing the potential of this renovator's dream. Don't wait - seize this opportunity and turn your vision into reality!

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