34 Bentham Street

Mount Gravatt QLD 4122

- Renovated interior includes a modern kitchen and stylish bathrooms
- Character features retained: clawfoot bathtub, polished timber floors, ornate cornices
- Easy stroll to its two zoned schools: Mt Gravatt State and State High
- Short drive to Mt Gravatt Plaza, Garden City, Bunnings, cafes, eateries, parks

While screened from the street behind that tall front fence and the swaying palm trees and shrubs behind, what you can see of the house looks very good.

The exterior cladding is a calming grey-blue hue with a matching roof and contrasting white trim work on the window frames and eaves.

From the two-vehicle carport, an external timber staircase winds past the gorgeous inground pool and its adjacent patio, up to the front porch.

Step inside and you get uninterrupted views straight down the central hallway to the back of the home - where that party deck beckons!

The external colour palette has been mirrored inside and this works a treat with the rich, honey tones of the home's original timber floors.

All up there are three bedrooms, a combined kitchen and dining area, a separate lounge and two bathrooms - with seven ceiling fans throughout to keep summer nights cool.

The home's interior is certainly comfy enough, but we envisage you and your family and guests, will spill out regularly onto the timber deck overlooking a big backyard with lush garden beds and lawn.

Lit for night entertaining and with its own fan, privacy screening and servery into the kitchen, there's more than enough room out here for an outdoor lounge suite and dining table.

Preparing an invite list for your housewarming already? You won't be alone. Don't let this home slip through your fingers!

Desma Investments Pty Ltd with Sunnybank Districts P/L T/A LJ Hooker Property Partners
ABN 33 628 090 951 / 21 107 068 020

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