113 Didbrook Street

Robertson QLD 4109

Located in the top prime convenient position in the super popular suburb of Robertson, this is an extremely sought-after area as it is just short walk to Robertson State School, local shops in Robertson Village, QEII Hospital, Griffith University Nathan Campus and Alcheringa Place Park and, of course, couple minutes' drive to Sunnybank Plaza, Market Square, you name it!
113 Didbrook Street is a well-built big double storey house with around 33SQ of building size, which is one of the largest homes in this estate developed by Villa World.
This home is situated in a quiet street on an elevated 457m2 rectangular block with a wide 19m of frontage, the property has always been a family home and very well maintained with only 1 owner since it was built. It has a large 27m2 formal lounge, big formal dining opening up through 3.6m glass sliding doors out to the huge covered alfresco and open plan kitchen with stone benchtops with stainless steel appliances, such as the new dishwasher.
In addition, a unique feature which begs to be mentioned: the reticulated gas supply only available in this small estate means you never need to buy a gas bottle again. Furthermore, the informal dining and family area connects to the separate media room which can be used as a study or 5th bedroom. There are separate laundry and power rooms as well as a two car garage. Outside there is a backyard patio, 2 water tanks, Colorbond garden shed, 1.5kW solar electricity panels, glazed roof tiles and the external wall has been re-painted last year. The property is also equipped with an underground reticulated termite management system that lasts ten years between treatments.
Upstairs features a sitting area, 4 spacious bedrooms, 3 of them with windows facing north; a huge master bedroom with an ensuite and walk-in robe plus another 3 spacious bedrooms and a common bathroom.

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