112 Plimsoll Street

Greenslopes QLD 4120

Ideally positioned amongst multi-million dollar abodes in the Greenslopes' Sackville /Wylma/Plimsoll Streets pocket, the existing post-war home is ready to be demolished to create an entirely new dwelling (STCA).

The prestige home market is alive and continuing to lead the forefront of the Brisbane market.
Current Recent Sales this year have started from and on 607m2 + at $4,550,000 and to and incredible $7,350,000 with direct reference to sales in the south and east pocket:

27 Martha Street, Camp Hill - $4,550,000
77 Wellington Street, Coorparoo - $4,350,000
117 Mowbray Terrace, East Brisbane - $4,800,000
15 Sirius street, Coorparoo - $5,100,000
158 Sackville Street Greenslopes - $5,300,000
44 Agnew Street, Norman Park - $7,350,000

The home and site of land are currently up for rent and with key features.
Post war with an impressive 18-metre frontage
Elegant timber floors, decorative cornices and a versatile neutral colour palette
Welcoming central living area, plus a large kitchen featuring a gas cooktop
Massive fully-fenced grassed rear yard fringed by flourishing gardens
Three bedrooms and a main bathroom
Internal laundry, a secure single garage and ample off-street parking

Close to an excellent array of shops and dining options, this incredible offering falls within the Holland Park State School and Cavendish Road State High School catchment areas. Saint Joachim's Primary School, Loreto College and Saint Elizabeth's Primary School.

The best blocks are becoming few and far between. All genuine offers can be presented in writing.

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