31 Gimba Street

Mitchelton QLD 4053

Upstairs:-
* Hardwood floors throughout
* An open plan, modern kitchen that has Ilve appliances, gas stove, soft closing draws and stone bench tops
* Covered timber deck that flows off the kitchen and dining - perfect for a morning coffee
* A large covered entertaining area that flows from the living room which embraces the endless north easterly views
* Master bedroom with built- in robes and air-conditioning
* 2nd bedroom with built-in robes
* 3rd bedroom with built-in robes and air-conditioning
* Air-conditioning in the living room
* Newly renovated bathroom with separate shower and bath

Downstairs (Dual living option):-
* Kitchenette
* Living & dining room
* 4th bedroom with walk-in robes
* 5th bedroom with built-in robes
* Bathroom with shower
* Laundry with plenty of space
* Deck

For your further consideration:-
* Peacefully tucked away
* Rainwater tanks
* Three (3) car accommodation

Within 8km of Brisbane CBD, Mitchelton is the perfect place to raise a family with its leafy neighbourhood, mix of character and contemporary properties, superb train and bus transport system and access to both large and boutique shopping facilities.
With a choice of many lovely streets, parks and bikeways this is a safe and friendly suburb suitable for families, professionals, retirees/downsizers and investors alike. Blackwood Street has a great choice of cafes in addition to the monthly Jan Power farmers market held on the first Sunday of every month - you will love it here in Mitchelton.

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