10 Granite Street

Yarrabilba QLD 4207

This property, constructed in 2018, boasts four spacious bedrooms, two well-appointed bathrooms, and a two-car garage. Additionally, it features a convenient study/office nook and is situated in close proximity to parks.

The kitchen is thoughtfully designed with an abundance of cabinets and offers a delightful view through its window, overlooking the covered alfresco area and the adjacent dining space. The living room is thoughtfully separated from the dining area, enhancing both privacy and the sense of spaciousness within the home.

The strategically placed study/office nook, positioned at the front of the house, provides an ideal environment for peaceful studying or remote work, isolated from the rest of the house.

All the bedrooms are comfortably carpeted and come equipped with mirrored built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans, ensuring a cozy and well-ventilated living space. The primary bedroom not only features an ensuite but can also be transformed into a media room, offering versatile use. The main bathroom is conveniently located to serve all areas of the house.

The covered alfresco area provides a pleasant spot for outdoor relaxation and overlooks the low-maintenance, fully fenced backyard, adding to the overall appeal of this property.

Key Features:
• Constructed in 2018
• Incorporates a Study/Office Space
• Features a Distinct Living Area
• Boasts Downlights Throughout the Entire House
• All Bedrooms are Carpeted and Equipped with Ceiling Fans and Mirrored
Built- In Wardrobes
• Offers a Sheltered Alfresco Area • Comes Complete with a Two-Car Garage

To arrange an inspection, please contact Sasa Peci on 0438 438 420 or Marija Peci on 0438 000 145

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