19 Yolla Street, Eagleby, QLD, 4207, Australia

Entering into your new home you are greeted with new hybrid timber look floorboards perfectly contrasted with an open, light and bright colour scheme offering a fresh and vibrant feeling to your living and dining space.
The colour pallet has been extended through into the brand-new kitchen by marble look benchtops and tastefully accented black gooseneck tapware and cupboard handles.

With loads of space in both the front and rear yards for any improvement you could imagine, pool, shed or granny flat for those savvy investors out there.
Close to the M1, parks, trails and sporting ovals your new property will be the perfect home for your family.

Your new property's features:

- Three good size bedrooms, 2 with built in wardrobes & ceiling fans
- Modern U-shape kitchen with dishwasher and microwave storage
- Kitchen with 3 seater breakfast bar
- Sink overlooking rear yard, perfect for watching children playing
- Practical gooseneck tapware of great clearance for large dishes
- Dishwasher
- Electric oven and stove with rangehood
- Laundry with separate access to rear
- Hybrid laminate timber flooring throughout offering coolness in summer warmth in winter.
- Ceiling fans in bedrooms
- Blinds through out
- Dining room opening directly onto living and kitchen
- Bathroom with separate toilet, shower separate to bath, perfect for young families
- Freshly painted throughout
- Drive through side access through carport
- Undercover carport
- Lockable workshop
- Large flat yard
- Fully fenced both front and rear
- Vacant and ready to move in
- Dual occupancy opportunity STCA
- Fantastic future improvements with easy access to front and rear yards

For investors out there:
- Rental appraisal $460 to $500 per week*
- Rates are approximately $800 p/quarter (incl. water)*
- Currently vacant
- Vacant and ready to move in

*Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfied themselves by inspection or otherwise.