23 Adamson Way

Runcorn QLD 4113

Set back off the road the house has an easy elevated position and has a decent front yard with driveway to single garage and front porch, plus side gate pathway to access the rear garden. There's scope to improve the frontage with some gardening touches that would really add to the curbside appeal. Inside the home is welcoming with neutral carpets to main floors, and air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout.

- On entry there is a dedicated dining area with bay window to soak up garden views.
- Flowing lounge room with lots of space for cozy couches and media equipment.
- Practical and well-appointed kitchen facility with timber look flooring, ample storage cabinetry, gas stove and stainless-steel oven and plenty of bench area.
- Three bedrooms in total, all have built-in robes and fans.
- The larger main has bay window overlooking the covered patio.
- Outdoor paved and protected entertainment area flows to back yard.
- Central bathroom with separate shower to bath - perfect candidate to update.
- Adjoining laundry room with side access and WC.
- Security screens, blinds or curtains and single garage and shed.

Located on a quiet road, the home is a few minutes' walk to local Maynard Place Park and is within a few minutes more to Runcorn State High School. Other amenities in the region provide access to an array of shopping centres and eating precincts in Runcorn, neighbouring Sunnybank Hills and Calamvale. There are excellent public transport options with both buses and trains available, and quick entry to Gateway motorway for city, coast or airport destinations.

We would urge ready to act buyers and investors to enquire without delay to secure this opportunity which has genuine upside potential and strong rentability in an area that remains in consistent and high demand by tenants.

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