13 Kosciusko Crescent

Southport QLD 4215

* Solid, well built, brick & tile home ... a relatively new home for the Southport area (built in 1995)
* Four (4) generous bedrooms (if required) ... two of these are King-sized
* Master suite features a nice bay window, generous walk-in robe and ensuite
* Two (2) bathrooms ... ensuite to the Master bedroom and 2nd/family bathroom with separate toilet
* Multiple living areas ... large formal lounge (if not utilised as a bedroom) with feature bay window, living area adjacent to kitchen plus dining area
* Spacious kitchen, central and conveniently located
* Big covered outdoor entertaining area overlooking the large yard & landscaped gardens ... plenty of safe, secure space for children and pets to play, and heaps of room for a pool (if required)
* Double lock up garage which has floor-covering, air-conditioning unit and glass sliding door to rear yard (easily utilised as another living area or extra bedroom/s) ... PLUS additional double carport
* Solar power system

This beautiful home is nestled within the peaceful bushland setting of the Southport reserve precinct, and is conveniently located close to Gold Coast University Hospital, Griffith University, schools, shopping centres and the M1 ... call your local Southport area specialist Darrell Johnson on 0403 803 704 for further information or to view this fantastic-value property anytime by appointment.

Southport is one of the most highly-sought, centrally located precincts on the Gold Coast, and is very popular for both owner/occupiers and investors alike … 13 Kosciusko Crescent is a real hidden surprise only minutes to TSS, Southport CBD, China Town, Chevron Island, Home of the Arts (HOTA), the Broadwater and the world's best beaches. This central & convenient location also allows for easy access to all major shopping centres, the M1, public transport and all required amenities.

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