108 Alexandra Street

Bardon QLD 4065

The well-appointed kitchen combines character with functionality, featuring stone benchtops and quality appliances.

Accommodation comprises three bedrooms, including two generously proportioned rooms and a third bedroom with built-in storage. The bright and airy bathroom incorporates a skylight bringing natural light into the space.

Beyond its comfortable interiors, the property offers an impressive range of practical features, including secure undercover parking for two vehicles, extensive storage and versatile working areas.

Perfectly positioned for families, this part of Alexandra Street offers a quiet, no-through-traffic environment while remaining close to some of Brisbane's most highly regarded primary, secondary and tertiary education options. Public transport is readily accessible, while multiple routes provide convenient connections to the CBD and Brisbane's major arterial roads.

Surrounded by the natural beauty and abundant greenery of the Mt Coot-tha foothills, this is a home that can be enjoyed immediately while offering outstanding scope to renovate, enhance or create something truly special in one of Brisbane's most desirable inner-western suburbs.

Property highlights include:

North-facing, level 551m allotment
Quiet, child-friendly cul-de-sac position
Charming high-set hardwood post-war home
Three bedrooms
Open-plan living and dining
Large covered rear entertaining deck
Private magnesium in-ground swimming pool
Lush, established gardens and leafy outlook
Secure undercover parking for two vehicles
Ample secure storage and versatile working areas
Close to parklands, bikeways, schools, transport and the Brisbane CBD

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