14 Barron Court

Hillcrest QLD 4118

The current occupant is moving out and the owner is cashing in to invest in a new venture. These two events have combined to provide savvy property buyers with a rare opportunity – whether you are looking for your first home, downsizing or investing for your future this property should be on your “must see” list.
Situated in a quiet cul de sac in the sought-after Federation Heights enclave in Hillcrest, there really is nothing that needs to be done.

Immaculately presented and offering one of a kind features like two distinctly separate living areas plus a sheltered alfresco entertaining area off the family room and wide back yard access on the northern side via double gate entry this home is anything but run of the mill.

The single garage has roller door access at front and back offering egress to the outdoor living area but has been bedecked to offer an alternate living area if you need it.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE:
* Good Sized Bedrooms all with Built in Robes
* Two-way Bathroom off the main bedroom
* Office/Study or formal dining room – you choose
* Separate Lounge with bay window
* Family room adjoining the kitchen and outdoor living area
* Built in B-B-Q with outdoor kitchenette
* Timber toned kitchen with gas cooktop, rangehood, under bench over, dishwasher and double bowl sink
* Air conditioner plus ceiling fans throughout
* Security system and screens
* Drive through Garage
* Fully Fenced 450m2 allotment with wide side access, terraced backyard and garden shed

With so much on offer and an owner committed to a sale, don’t delay your inspection and miss this value packed property.

NOTE: This property is being sold by auction or without a price and therefore a price guide cannot be provided. The website may have filtered the property into a price bracket for website functionality purposes.

The outline shown on the aerial photos is for illustrative purposes only and is intended as a guide to the property boundary. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.