18 Esker Street, Pinkenba, QLD, 4008, Australia

Situated in the Pinkenba village is this quaint workers' cottage set on a large block of 1012m2. The traditional workers cottage plays a significant part of the Queensland architecture over the early years and continues with its endearing charm.

This neat home has all of the hallmarks of the original workers cottage including front verandah, large living/ dining area combined with a wood heater. A large master bedroom with built in robes and access to the 2nd bedroom, which may have previously been a sunroom or built in verandah back in the era. There are beautiful timber floorboards throughout the entire area. Moving towards the back of this home is the kitchen to 1 side and bathroom to the other which has a door access as well to the 2nd bedroom. As per the traditional architecture the laundry is at the rear of this cottage with access to the large, well-established gardens. For those of you that are wanting to be somewhat self-sufficient, there is a chicken coup ready for your laying hens to move straight into. The gardens are just wonderful, filled with established and majestic trees. If you are looking for your own private oasis out of the hustle and bustle of the craziness that is life, this property must be on your list.

Pinkenba is a suburb located not far from the Brisbane River, It has easy access to the river with 2 boat ramps available for you to choose from, and great fishing. There is community like feel to this suburb with an active community association, beautiful wide streets with not a lot of traffic. You are 10 minutes from the airport, easy access to the Gateway motorway for trips to either the Sunshine Coast or Gold Coast. There is a local Hotel, post office and takeaway shop, however if you are wanting more you are only 14 minutes from Ascots' Racecourse Road.

BCC rates: $389.10 per quarter
Rental appraisal: $550 - $570 per week

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