14 Praed Street

Red Hill QLD 4059

Welcome to 14 Praed Street, Red Hill.

A well-manicured front garden and attractive curb appeal is your introduction to this double level, character-filled home set on a wide, tree-lined street.

Tastefully appointed and maintaining its original integrity, it engenders instant appeal from even before you set foot inside.

A welcoming front deck leads to the interior where polished timber floors set the scene as you walk through this spacious and light-filled home.

The Home in Summary:
- Top level features ducted air-conditioning and beautiful hardwood timber flooring throughout
- Front room offers versatility and ideal for a study or home office
- Functional open kitchen with oven, gas cook top, dishwasher, and ample cabinetry all flowing into the dining and living area
- Generously sized master bedroom with beautiful bay window
- Light filled main bathroom with bath and shower
- Double undercover carport
- Large backyard with grassed area
- Downstairs features fourth bedroom, second bathroom and rumpus area
- An abundance of storage space underneath the home
- Internal laundry
- A great sized rear deck ideal for entertaining guests

The location of this property could not be any better! For those with school-aged children, it is part of the Kelvin Grove State College catchment area. Both QUT and RBWH are a short drive away, and sports fans will love the proximity to Suncorp Stadium. Paddington's caf precinct is also close-by, and the Enoggera Road Arterial is close by with endless public transport options, making your commute easy. Shopping is taken care of with Aldi just around the corner and the Kelvin Grove Urban Village nearby - shopping at the farmers market on a Saturday is sure to be a part of your weekend ritual.

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