41 Groom Street, Gordon Park, QLD 4031

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Description

SOLD BY LOWREY

House Sold - Gordon Park QLD

Offering a myriad of options for the owner occupier or investor depending on your circumstances, this recently renovated, character style property presents a unique purchase opportunity.

Depending on your circumstances, the dual living property lends itself ideally to:

– The small business owner wanting to live upstairs and set up an office downstairs completely separate from the living environment
– The astute investor who may want to live upstairs and rent out the fully self contained downstairs
'apartment' (or both upstairs and downstairs)
– The savvy parents who would appreciate the peace and quiet of living upstairs while their teenagers enjoy a separate 'retreat' downstairs
– The family home buyer who is prepared to invest in further renovation to include internal stairs

Beautifully presented, the double-gabled home sits on a 405 sqm, fully fenced and landscaped level homesite.

Remaining sensitive to its character, timber flooring throughout is complimented by high ceilings, VJ walls and a neutral colour scheme.

Both upstairs and downstairs are fully self-contained with modern kitchens and bathrooms, quality finishes and spacious living and dining areas.

A large back deck flows out from the upstairs living area, while downstairs, a paved court yard leading up to the landscaped back yard offers a great place to entertain friends or have a Sunday afternoon BBQ.

Well located in a quiet street with easy accessibility to parks, transport, cafes, schools/day cares and local conveniences, inspection is a must.

To view or obtain a copy of the sustainability declaration please contact the agent.

Property Features
  • House
  • 4 bed
  • 3 bath
  • 1 Parking Spaces
  • Air Conditioning
  • Land is 405 m²
  • Garage
  • Remote Garage
  • Secure Parking
  • Dishwasher
  • Floor Boards
  • Broadband
  • Pay TV
  • Balcony
  • Deck
  • Courtyard
  • Shed
  • Fully Fenced

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