Located in what is considered to be the absolute hot-spot of not only the western corridor of Brisbane but also one of the fastest growing regions of south-east Queensland, Premierre Group is excited to welcome all buyers and savvy investors to 3 Edna Street Goodna.

With the convenience of being located within minutes to multiple million-dollar major shopping centres, an up and coming 500+ million dollar resort, major transport, brand new hospital, university plus a handful of schools both private and public and practically all amenities one could ever ask for, and to top that off your still only less than 25kms to the centre of Brisbane CBD, this is one opportunity you simply cannot afford to lose.

Level one:

The upper level of this home provides the perfect space for the whole family to relax, whether it be a lazy couple of hours on the balcony capturing those beautiful afternoon breezes, or simply a quiet evening inside after a long day’s work.

Featuring three great sized bedrooms all with ceiling fans, a great size family bathroom including separate shower, an open plan air-conditioned living area with ample amounts of natural light, a separate dining room and a spacious kitchen with plenty of cupboard space and surface area to prepare those famous family recipes, you will look forward to coming home every day.

Ground Level:

The lower level of this property truly adds so much extra value to this home for many reasons. The current owners have for many years used the ground floor to accommodate their second family, with a fully equipped bathroom, huge rumpus room with kitchenette, and two additional utility rooms both with built in robes.

Features:

andbull; Freshly painted
andbull; Internal Staircase
andbull; Self-contained Teenagers retreat
andbull; 612m2 Block

This property will sell “As is where is”

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