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22 Siesta Street, Camira 4300
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Now listed at $795,000 Neg.
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Family Home/Pool on Large Lot in quiet cul-de-sac
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Situated a short drive to the burgeoning Springfield Central precinct overflowing with shopping, dining, educational and recreational options, this lowest brick house on a decent block will provide a comfortable home for the family or shine up and capture a valuable rental income.
This solid residence is complimented with a marvellous, in-ground pool and comprises of 3 comfortable bedrooms, sunken lounge, massive rumpus, dining nook off semi-modern kitchen, central bathroom with corner spa, separate toilet, spacious laundry plus extra toilet and shower.
A single, lock-up garage with storage space, lengthy undercover entertainment area with space to park another vehicle, detached carport and garden shed all on generous quarter acre lot, completes this fantastic prospect.
Placed minutes from all amenities in a lovely neighbourhood, this entity provides enormous opportunity.
*This property currently has a tenant residing here until settlement so please do not walk around the home and note all chattels will be removed before handover*
Lot: 3 on RP: 175605 - Ipswich City Council
Rates: $773 qtrly (approx. with no discounts/water)
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Details
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Council Rates
$2,945 pa
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Land
1116m2
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Total Floor
183m2
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Contact
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The Public Trustee of Queensland
410 Ann Street Brisbane
Tel: 1300 360 044
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