44 Railway Street

Laidley QLD 4341

The kitchen is well-appointed and designed for functionality, boasting ample bench space and storage, a double-door walk-in pantry, dishwasher, double sink, and a Westinghouse oven and stove with rangehood. Adjacent to the kitchen is a huge dining area with air conditioning perfect for family gatherings. The nearby laundry includes a sink and linen cupboard for added convenience.

The lounge room is equally inviting with air conditioning and a ceiling fan. The main bathroom features a shower, vanity and toilet combined. As a bonus, there's a light-filled sunroom/study with air conditioning, French doors to the patio, beautiful natural light and direct access to the lounge an ideal home office or relaxation space.

And then there's the outdoors the real wow factor.

A brand-new back deck overlooks the gorgeous backyard and is complete with lighting, power, a retractable privacy blind and additional storage. Downstairs offers a second entertaining space with power, plus an extra toilet and vanity perfect for gatherings. The big, flat, 1392m2 fully fenced yard provides endless room for kids, pets or future plans. There's also solar panels, brand new concrete driveway behind double gates, double side access, tandem under-house parking, steel stumps, and a workshop area with lights and power.

With potential (subject to council approval) to build a granny flat, the opportunities here are truly endless.

Homes like this full of character, space and lifestyle appeal don't come along often. 44 Railway Street is ready to impress.

***Rental Appraisal = $750 per week***

Laidley is a charming rural town in Queensland's Lockyer Valley Region, situated west of Brisbane. Nestled in fertile agricultural plains between Ipswich and Toowoomba, the town is often called Queensland's Country Garden due to the rich farmland surrounding it, which supplies fruit and vegetables to nearby cities. Laidley offers the perfect blend of country charm and everyday convenience, with local shops, services, a hospital, schools, a swimming pool, and sporting facilities. It is also popular as a commuter base for people working in Toowoomba or Ipswich while enjoying the relaxed pace of rural life.

The town is steeped in history and culture, home to attractions such as the Laidley Pioneer Village and Museum, which showcases early rural life and historic buildings, and the Das Neumann Haus Museum, a beautifully restored 1893 German settler home. Heritage buildings in the town center, along with local events such as agricultural shows, garden competitions, and heritage festivals, reflect Laidley's strong sense of community.

With its friendly small-town atmosphere, access to outdoor spaces, and a lifestyle that combines space and convenience, Laidley is ideal for families, rural living enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful environment without sacrificing essential amenities.