72 Charles Avenue Logan Central, QLD 4114

Situated in a prime location for development (STCA), this 2023m2 (1/2 acre) block is as rare as they come! This is your opportunity to secure such a sizable block of land in the heart of Logan. With ample frontage and side access, a further 3 dwellings can also be constructed without compromising on the build of the existing property.

Move right into this extremely well built, beautifully kept three-bedroom, one-bathroom home with nothing else to do. Offering 3 exceptionally generous sized bedrooms with newly laid, timber-tiled flooring throughout - this low maintenance, cosy low-set home is an ideal first home for couples or a growing family with young children.

Once inside, the home's intelligent floor plan is showcased through the vast open plan living area with both kitchen and dining at the heart of the home. For the resident chef, the kitchen features a wealth of bench space, ample cabinetry and a fully equipped electric cooktop.

Retreating to the rear, you will be whisked off into your own private sanctuary - a large outdoor area overseeing the vast greenery for the whole family to enjoy.

Other notable features include: Split System Air Conditioning, Separate Laundry Area, Secure High Fencing and a Generous Single Carport.

Situated within short walking distance to Woodridge train station as well as being within minutes' drive to both Calamvale and Sunnybank Hills vibrant shopping, entertainment and dining district as well as the Logan Central Plaza Shopping Centre - 72 Charles Avenue, Logan Central offers ideal family living with huge future subdivision potential in a fully established neighbourhood and will not last long.

For Investors - This property was previously tenanted @ $410 per week

Our instructions are clear - this property must be SOLD!

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