1/25 Pembroke Street

Carina QLD 4152

This well-maintained home boasts a single bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and a ceiling fan, ensuring comfort year-round. Solid brick construction provides durability and keeps the unit cool during summer.

The kitchen is a highlight, featuring a generous layout with plenty of cupboards and bench space. Silky oak cabinetry complemented by a granite benchtop adds a touch of elegance, inviting you to explore culinary creativity.

A unique feature of this property is the large room off the lounge, currently utilised as a laundry with sliding doors to the outside. With multiple cupboards, there is potential to transform this space into a home office, reflecting your style and needs.

The spacious bathroom has a large shower, vanity, and toilet. The lounge room extends its appeal with sliding doors leading to the outdoor common grass area, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living.

This ground-floor gem is part of a small complex comprising only five units, providing a sense of community and tranquillity. The current owner has meticulously cared for the property for over 33 years, offering you the opportunity to add your personal touch to this larger-than-normal one-bedroom unit.

Convenience is at your doorstep with proximity to Westfield Carindale, Carina Library, and local shops and cafes. Don't miss the chance to make this property your own contact us today for further details and to schedule a viewing.

At A Glance:

Bigger than the normal one-bedroom ground floor unit
Large laundry room with heaps of storage
Spacious lock-up garage with internal access
Small well-kept complex
First time available in over 30 years
Very close to Westfield Carindale, Carina Library and Local Shops
Walking distance to public transport
Body Corp approx.: $850/qu
Sinking Fund Balance approx: $35,000
Rates approx: $402/qu

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