48 Beak Street

Designed with family living in mind, this home offers a practical layout across two levels, with multiple living and entertaining spaces providing plenty of room for everyone to spread out. Upstairs, you enter the property into the tiled living area, kept cool with a split system air conditioner and ceiling fan. Flowing from the lounge is the sunroom, creating an additional versatile space that could be used as a quiet sitting area, kids' play space, or the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee.

The kitchen is functional in design, offering a standalone electric cooktop and oven, a dishwasher, and plenty of cabinetry and bench space to prepare and cook meals. There are three tiled bedrooms, each with ceiling fans and split system air conditioning. Two of the three feature built-in robes for added convenience. Servicing the household is the main bathroom, which features a standalone shower and bath. Downstairs adds another dimension to the home, with a spacious rumpus room providing the ideal setup for entertaining family and friends.

Positioned conveniently near the pool and outdoor areas, this space is perfect for summer gatherings, a games room, a teenagers' retreat, or additional living area. A second toilet downstairs adds further convenience when entertaining. Outside, the swimming pool is sure to be a favourite, offering the perfect place to cool off during the warmer Queensland months. The great-sized yard provides plenty of space for kids and pets to enjoy, while still leaving room for outdoor entertaining and everyday family life.

With multiple living areas, a pool, and plenty of usable space both inside and out, 48 Beak Street offers a great opportunity for families, first-home buyers, or investors looking for a property with plenty of potential. Contact us today to arrange an inspection. Rental Appraisal: $570–$590 per week Disclaimer: Whilst 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.

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