63 Doorey Street

Keperra QLD 4054

637sqm and corner block in a quiet and leafy street.
Lofty ceilings and polished timber flooring throughout.
Large open plan living with air conditioning.
Three large and spacious bedrooms with ceiling fans and built-in wardrobes, including air conditioning for master.
Large bathroom with combined bathtub/shower and toilet.
Fully covered and large outdoor sunroom, an excellent spot for relaxing in the afternoon with a book or drink in hand.
Separate laundry room.
Front and rear gardens have been established and manicured.
Double carport (6m x 7.8m) and a large secure storage shed (6m x 6m).
Potential to build a granny flat (STCA), given the double frontage lot.
Lower level of the home provides additional storage space.
Near new dishwasher (Beko) with 5 years warranty.
Air-conditioning units have been recently serviced.
Smoke alarms are compliant to 2022 QLD Smoke Alarm Legislation.

Location:
Keperra is located approx.10km to the Brisbane CBD and has a blend of character & modern homes. You'll find a large range of shops & services at the nearby Great Western Super Centre with Brookside & Blackwood St precinct all just minutes away. School catchments within the suburb includes Michelton State High School and Grovely State School. Keperra and Grovely train stations service the suburb alongside Brisbane City Council buses. With an abundance of parkland and Enoggera reservoir nearby, walk or cycle the Kedron Brook bike path for leisure or your commute, there is plenty to explore.

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