76/370 Gainsborough Drive

Pimpama QLD 4209

Stylish kitchen with stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances, and a dishwasher
Spacious open-plan living and dining area
Separate oversized laundry
Versatile additional living area, perfect as a media room, study, or second living space
Air-conditioning and modern ceiling fans throughout
Powder room for added convenience
Plenty of storage solutions
Lock-up garage with internal access plus driveway parking for two more cars
Private, low-maintenance fully fenced courtyard

Second Level Features:

Master bedroom complete with ensuite and a large built-in robe
Contemporary main bathroom with a stylish shower, double vanity, and modern fixtures
Separate toilet
Three generously-sized bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes

Complex Features:

Modern architectural design
Beautifully landscaped gardens
On-site managers providing exceptional care and management
Two resort-style swimming pools with BBQ areas

The Numbers:

Body Corporate: Approximately $59 per week.
Council Rates: Approximate $1,300 per half year.
Water Rates: Approximate $360 per quarter.
Rented until Jan 2025

Location Highlights:

Situated in one of South-East Queenslands fastest-growing regions, this townhouse is perfectly positioned halfway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. It's an ideal location for commuters, with schools, parks, shopping, and future transport upgrades, making this property a fantastic investment with strong rental returns and top-tier management.

5-minute walk to Gainsborough State School and local buses
5-minute walk to Bim'Bimba Park
10-minute drive to Westfield Coomera
Easy access to scenic bike trails (14 kms)
5-minute drive to Brisbane and Gold Coast motorway
Nearby shopping at Pimpama Junction and Pimpama City
Future amenities including a new train station next year
Close to parks, golf courses, and more

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these details, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.