Positioned on a 800sqm block in a quiet pocket of Wellington Point, this well presented lowset brick home offers convenience at your doorstep.Freshly painted inside and out, this well thought out spacious layout features four spacious bedrooms all with ceiling fans. The master bedroom offers a walk through robe and large two way access bathroom. Central to the house is the oversized kitchen with an open plan layout to the dining/living and access to the study/home office that could be converted to a butlers pantry. With an additional living space to the front of the house, this home definitely offers space, perfect for the growing family.Step outside to the large fully covered patio area which overlooks the spacious fully fenced yard with a large inground pool and garden shed.With ceiling fans and plenty of cupboard space throughout, double lock up garage, front porch and a quiet street that is close to Horizon's Shopping Centre and within the school catchment for Birkdale South Primary and Wellington Point High School's. This home is one not to miss.••• Potential option to sub-divide or build a back granny flat (subject to all council approvals)Features at a glance:Fully fenced spacious yard with garden shedLarge inground poolDouble lock up garage with internal accessFour bedrooms all with ceiling fans, 3 with built in robes Additional bedroom with ensuiteMaster bedroom with walk in robe, two way access bathroom and split system a/cMultiple living spaces with ceiling fansOpen plan dining/living with skylight and split system a/cOversized central kitchen with plenty of cupboard spaceAdditional study/home office Spacious laundry with outdoor accessCeiling fans throughout homeFully covered outdoor patioFreshly painted inside and outPlenty of storage spaceFront porch Birkdale South Primary and Wellington Point High school catchment areaAll information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries..
