26 Norman Avenue

Norman Park QLD 4170

You'll be impressed with this charming fully renovated character house nestled in the heart of the popular Norman Park precinth.
No Body Corporates here....Super low maintenace... Minutes from the CITY and only 4 km's....
Transport Options Galore:
Walk to the City Cats, Trains and Buses.
Also walk to some fantastic Restaurants....
Cooking will be a breeze in this stunning open plan gorgeous modern Stone Benchtop kitchen with chef style gas cooktop and electric oven, separate dinning and living and floorboards throughout.
Relax and enjoy the views of the city from the front balcony:
Please see the interactive Plan Tour on the link provided.
Other features include:
# Three bedrooms all with built-ins.
# Office/Sun room/Sleepout.
# 10 foot ceilings
# Inside laundry.
# HUGE main bedroom with bay windows and air conditioning.
# VJ Boards.
# Air Conditioning throughout.
# Ceiling fans throughout.
# Fully Rewired
# Restumped.
# Fully replumbing.
# Super Low maintenance yard.
# Massive storage underneath the house.
# Stainless steel appliances in kitchen.
# Dishwasher, large pantry and plenty of space for a large fridge.
# Modern bathroom with double shower and basins.
# Double lock up garage over regulation hiegth.
# Additional Sleepout Possible.....
# High side of the
the street.
# Town Gas Connection.
# Gas Hot Water.
# 4.86km and 7 min. approx to the city by car.
Please see Virtual Plan tour on this link or on the button provided.
http://www.realtyhub.com.au/1587/26-norman-ave-norman-park
Ideal position with easy access to the CBD and three forms of public transport.
Norman Park is a suburb in Brisbane, Australia. It is located 4 km east of the Brisbane central business district.
Norman Park has numerous parks and recreational areas for residents in the area. Bordered by East Brisbane, Coorparoo, Camp Hill, Morningside and Hawthorne, Norman Park offers limited housing along the Brisbane River.
Transport
The suburb is served by rail, bus and ferry services. Frequent commuter trains use Norman Park railway station on services to the City and Cleveland. Buses operated by Brisbane Transport also link the suburb to the City and Westfield Carindale. Cross-river ferries, also operated by Brisbane Transport link the suburb with New Farm.
Norman Park began taking in the first settlers in 1853. Initially, development in Norman Park was slow. Industries in Norman Park at the time included dairying, leather and brooms.
Between 1912 and 1926 a steam tram service to Belmont connected with the Queensland Government Railway at Norman Park. Initially the service was operated by the Belmont Shire Council. The service was suspended in 1924. The service was reinstated by the Brisbane City Council in 1925, but was again suspended in 1926. In 2006 remnants of the tramway's right of way could still be seen close to the railway station.
Shortly after World War II, rapid development took place, including the adjacent suburb of Seven Hills, and the land became totally residential. In the 1940s and 1950s, extensive reclaiming of land in the low-lying areas created parks and playing fields.
* A Copy of the Sustainability Declaration is available upon request *