4/7-13 Parkridge Drive, Molendinar, QLD, 4214, Australia

Delightful and character-filled, this renovated 2-bedroom townhouse is nestled within the boutique block of 16 at "Belair Villas". With its private, picturesque, and tranquil bush setting, solid brick and tile exterior, and light-filled, spacious modern interior showcasing dramatic cathedral ceilings, this home offers a perfect blend of comfort and style.

The neat and tidy updated interior welcomes you with two good-sized carpeted bedrooms, each featuring built-in robes, ceiling fans, and stunning cathedral ceilings. The master bedroom is air-conditioned and opens to both the 2-way main bathroom and a private balcony. The renovated 2-way main bathroom features tiled flooring with white wall tiling, a vanity, and a double-sized shower. There is also a separate toilet for added convenience.

The open-plan lounge, dining, and kitchen area boasts laminated flooring and opens out to both the fully fenced front alfresco entertainment area and the rear courtyard. The renovated kitchen showcases a laminated benchtop and cupboards with soft-closing doors and drawers, white subway tiles, stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, and a moveable island bench with extra built-in shelving for added storage space.

Additional features include air conditioning, down lights, security screens, and doors. The low-maintenance rear courtyard features established gardens, a clothesline, a garden shed, and is pet-friendly on application. There is also an auto single garage/carport with shelving and a second car space area located in front of the garage.

Privately tucked away within Belair Villas and surrounded by a nature reserve, this townhouse is conveniently located near schools, major shopping precincts, medical centres, the bus stop, and the M1.

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