Exceptional Space, Versatility & Serious Shedding
If this property is not sold by the 29th of October, it will be going to Auction from 6pm at Ray White Wilston, 2/74 Kedron Brook Road, Wilston. It will also be live streamed with phone bidding allowed. The owners will consider all offers prior to Auction, so get your offers in before time runs out!
Set in an established pocket of Deception Bay, 11 Bowden Street is a home that delivers an impressive combination of space, flexibility and practicality, with the kind of vehicle accommodation and workshop facilities that are increasingly difficult to find. From the generous clearance on either side to the extensive undercover parking and fully powered shed, there is plenty of room for cars, trailers, boats, caravans, equipment and everything that comes with an active lifestyle.
The property's external spaces have been thoughtfully utilised, with approximately 3.5m clearance to the right-hand carport and 3m to the left, providing excellent access for larger vehicles, boats & caravans. The fully powered shed takes things a step further, complete with a mezzanine floor, timber shelving and dedicated workshop area. Whether you're a tradesperson needing a practical workspace, a car enthusiast looking for secure storage or simply someone who values having room to work and organise, this is a setup that offers genuine versatility.
Inside, the home unfolds across two levels, creating a natural separation between the main living areas and the additional accommodation downstairs. Upstairs, the open-plan kitchen and family room forms the central hub, with good storage and bench space in the kitchen flowing through to a generous area for dining and relaxing. Glass doors open onto the front balcony, extending the living space outdoors and providing a pleasant spot to enjoy your morning coffee or unwind at the end of the day.
The upper level also offers two well-sized bedrooms, both fitted with ceiling fans and positioned conveniently around the central family bathroom. The master bedroom provides a comfortable private retreat with plenty of room for a larger bedroom suite, while the second bedroom could easily accommodate a child, guest or home office. The family bathroom is well appointed with a full-sized bathtub, separate shower, vanity and toilet.
Downstairs is where the home's versatility really comes into its own. A substantial multipurpose room measuring approximately 5.88m x 5.71m provides a fantastic second living zone, teenagers' retreat, games room, home office, guest area or workspace, depending on what your household requires.
Alongside this is an additional bedroom-sized room measuring approximately 5.38m x 2.51m, complete with built-in robe. Combined with the second bathroom, this lower level offers far more than simply extra space, providing a comfortable and functional area that can be tailored around your family's changing needs.
With its own living and kitchen facilities across the two levels, the layout also presents an exciting opportunity for those looking to create greater independence within the home. For first home buyers, the downstairs configuration could provide the potential to accommodate a family member or tenant and have them contribute towards the mortgage, helping make the most of the property from day one, subject to the relevant approvals and arrangements.
For multigenerational families, the separation between the two levels could be particularly appealing. Parents, grandparents or adult children can remain close while still having their own living, sleeping and bathroom facilities. Equally, families with teenagers can enjoy a little more breathing room, with the downstairs zone providing a dedicated retreat where older children can have their own space while parents retain the main living areas upstairs.
For those considering dual-income potential, the existing configuration provides a strong foundation to explore having separate occupants across the two levels. The combination of kitchen facilities, living areas, bedrooms and bathrooms creates flexibility rarely found in a conventional family home. Any dual-occupancy or rental use would, of course, be subject to council, planning and relevant approval requirements.
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