13 Marshall Street

Mitchelton QLD 4053

Due to high levels of demand, if you are interested in this property please lodge your application via our website: https://place***/properties-for-rent/

Welcome to 13 Marshall Street, Mitchelton.

Privately tucked away and situated within an ultra-convenient pocket of Mitchelton is this amazing lowset home. This tastefully updated home incorporates the core fundamentals of a truly functional family residence with a smooth indoor/outdoor connectivity to the generous rear outdoor area, a peaceful retreat - perfect for a family.

- High pitched timber ceilings and painted exposed brick
- Well sized living area with air conditioning
- Designated dining space with additional sitting area
- Modern kitchen with dishwasher and breakfast bar
- Paved outdoor entertaining area with BBQ area
- Master bedroom with air-con, built-in robe and ensuite
- Two further bedrooms with built-ins and ceiling fans
- Tidy main bathroom with separate shower and bath
- Security screens and timber-look flooring throughout
- Off-street parking for 2 cars tandem including single carport

The renowned Blackwood St precinct is located a few streets away, offering an excellent selection of local cafes and restaurants. Just a 2-minute walk will get you to the Oxford Park train station, making the daily commute stress free. Located just 10km from the Brisbane CBD, this home is surrounded by several great parks and recreational areas for everyone to enjoy. A short drive will get you to Mitchelton State School, Mitchelton State High School and Mt Maria College.

This is a superb opportunity to secure a great home in a sought after Mitchelton location. For further details please contact Shane Hurley on 0401 254 496.

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