25 Hamilton Avenue

Hendra QLD 4011

Perfectly Positioned Front Deck: Enjoy your morning coffee or tea on the North-East facing front deck, ideal for those crisp winter mornings.
Character and Charm: Enter the home to find high ornate ceilings and polished timber floors that exude charm and warmth.
Flexible Living Space: The modern family will appreciate the flexibility and space provided by the large downstairs utility room, currently used as an extra living area with shower and toilet facilities.
Scope for Improvement: There's plenty of room to add your personal touch or rebuild and profit from any enhancements - your imagination is the only limit.

Additional Features:

Modern kitchen with gas cooking
Two bathrooms, with a versatile multi-purpose room downstairs currently used as a home office
Ornate ceilings
Large covered back deck overlooking a spacious backyard and a new magnesium swimming pool
Timber floors throughout
Air-conditioning to the master and living
Fenced with low-maintenance gardens
Lockable storage under the home
Walking distance to local shops and cafes
Minutes to DFO, Brisbane Airport, M1, and the Ascot Woolworths complex

With the median house price in Hendra at an all-time high, this is the perfect opportunity to enter the market at an exceptional value.

BCC RATES: APPROX $620 PER QTR
URBAN UTILITIES $470 PER QTR

This property WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION on the 15th of June 2024 IF NOT SOLD PRIOR - Auction On-Site 4:30PM

For more information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact Matthew Hunt on 0419 160 201 or Andrea Brown on 0417 182 824

This property is being sold by auction and due to REIQ legislation a price guide isn't available. The website possibly filtered this property into a price range for functionality purposes. Any estimates are not provided by the agent and should not be taken as a price guide.

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