This home has recently been given a new roof and is now awaiting a new owner.It is currently being used as an excellent rental property for the owner and would be favorably viewed as an investment option for the purchasersLocated close to public transport routes and local shopping centres making the property well worth an inspectionBrand new Colourbond Trim deck roof with insulation & gutters,Back on the Market contract fell overVersatile High-Set Home with Bonus Living Space - Prime Cranbrook LocationNestled in the heart of Cranbrook, 13 Illoura Street presents a unique opportunity for families and investors alike. This high-set home boasts a spacious 895m� block, offering ample room for outdoor activities, gardening, or future enhancements.Key Features:Flexible Living Arrangements: The upper level comprises three well-sized bedrooms, ideal for family living. Downstairs, an additional built-in living space provides versatility-perfect for a home office, guest suite, or extra potential rental income. Enjoy the convenience of being within walking distance to major shopping centres like the Townsville Shopping Centre and Kmart, reputable schools including Heatley Secondary College and Ignatius Park College, and accessible public transport options, with JCU and the Townsville Hospital being only a short bus ride away.Investment Potential: Cranbrook's median house price reflects a robust and growing market. The property's size and adaptable layout make it an attractive option for investors seeking strong rental returns.Whether you're a growing family desiring space and proximity to amenities or an investor looking for a property with excellent rental prospects, 13 Illoura Street offers both comfort and potential.Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity in a sought-after location. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and explore the possibilities this property holdsRented by the room currently returning $830 per weekRates $2237.38 per half yearOffers from $610,000Inspections by Private Appointment Only
A modest highset, mid‑century suburban house with a typical elevated plan and original timber floors but little architectural distinction. It appears to be a practical, economical dwelling rather than an architect‑designed or historically significant home — interiors are dated and the exterior is standard vernacular rather than unique.
Key Architectural Features
highset / raised floor plantimber floorboards (visible, original)undercroft garage and storagecorrugated cladding / simple verandalarge backyard with established treesseparate lower-level kitchenette/living
