30 Trinette Street

Four generous bedrooms are complemented by two separate air-conditioned living areas and two separate kitchens, creating excellent options for larger, extended or multi-generational families. Outside is where this property really sets itself apart. Extensive vehicle accommodation, side access and a substantial high-clearance shed provide room for cars, a campervan, caravan, boat and more, while multiple outdoor entertaining areas offer plenty of space to relax. Marketing Agent, Nathan Strudwick said, "Holy shed - 19m x 7m - I haven't seen one this big in a long time.

If a big shed is on your wish list, you need to see this one." Inside:

• Four generous bedrooms
• Main bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite
• Two separate living areas
• Two separate kitchens providing excellent dual-living potential
• Stone kitchen benchtops, dishwasher & gas cooktops
• Air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout
• Crimsafe & security screens throughout Outside:
• 1,020m2 Fully fenced flat block
• Large covered rear entertaining patio
• Pergola/gazebo with hanging swing
• Substantial high-clearance shed suitable for campervans and larger vehicles
• Additional ceiling storage within shed
• Side access
• Electric front gate
• Accommodation for up to eight vehicles
• Excellent space for caravan, boat, campervan and trailer storage Services:
• Solar panels 10KW
• Town & sewerage
• Water system in gardens
• NBN ready
• Security cameras Location:
• Close to Kimberley Park State School
• Close to Shailer Park State School
• Close to Shailer Park State High School
• Approximately 5 minutes to John Paul College
• Close to Daisy Hill Conservation Park and its walking and mountain bike trails
• Approximately 5 minutes to Logan Hyperdome and major public transport
• Easy access to the M1 north and south
• Easy access to the Logan Motorway and surrounding arterial roads
• Approximately 5 minutes to local shopping, cafés and everyday amenities
• Approximately 30 minutes to Brisbane CBD
• Approximately 40 minutes to Gold Coast beaches