10 Edgar Street

East Brisbane QLD 4169

DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS, PLEASE APPLY FIRST. TO APPLY, GO TO REQUEST AN INSPECTION TOWARD THE END OF THE PAGE. ENTER YOUR DETAILS AND YOU WILL BE SENT LINKS TO APPLY.This spacious and stylish tastefully renovated Queenslander, is only 3.5 kilometres from the CBD and within walking distance of some of Brisbane's best restaurants and cafs, schools (including Churchie and Villanova), busways and shopping centres.Showcasing classic character features such as decorative timber archways, lead light windows, VJ walls, high ornate ceilings and polished timber floors, the home thoughtfully blends traditional and modern comforts within a versatile floor plan.The three upstairs bedrooms are generously proportioned, the master enjoying its own private ensuite with double shower and walk in robe. Downstairs there is a fully self-contained granny flat that can be privately accessed down the side of the house, perfect for children that don't move out till they are 30 or parents you would love to take care of.Other features include: A beautiful full-length bullnose verandah plus private rear patio entertaining area Three large bedrooms, study along with a granny flat with another "room" downstairs Freshly painted inside the home An ideal space off the formal living area for you to work from home Contemporary cook's kitchen with stone island bench and gas cooker Wide 15-meter frontage on 607m2 block Air Conditioner x3 Fireplace to keep you snug and warm in winter Established leafy garden and grassed area out the back Beneath the house there's plenty of storage for bicycles and toys plus a workshop area Undercover parking for 2 cars and an additional 2 vehicles off-streetThe location:This property is walking distance to East Brisbane's fast emerging caf strip, as well as the local IGA and ferry, bus transportation, or 900m to the train station. It's just a short distance from the famous Gabba sports stadium, the new South City Square (to include Woolworths and Cinema), Southbank, West End, and both the Mater and Princess Alexandra Hospitals, University of Queensland or Griffith University.