30 Garney Street

Redcliffe QLD 4020

The floor plan flows freely across the lounge room into the kitchen/dining area and out to the private side patio, perfect for enjoying BBQs with friends, relaxing with your morning coffee or soaking up the blissful sunshine. Leading to the secure backyard shaded by a mature tree, children and pets will love the spectacular play space.

Four bedrooms accompany two bathrooms, a laundry, and a lock-up garage. The master bedroom offers privacy for parents with direct access to the backyard, a walk-in robe, ensuite and air-conditioning.

Property features:
- Low-set brick home on a low-maintenance 405sqm block
- Air-conditioned lounge room and a separate dining area
- Kitchen featuring a dishwasher and stainless steel oven
- Side patio for outdoor living and entertaining
- Secure backyard offering shady play space for kids and pets
- Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a laundry
- Master with air-conditioning, a walk-in robe and ensuite
- The additional bedrooms all include built-in robes
- Single-car lock-up garage and a garden shed
- Ceiling fans and security screens across the home

In the perfect position for sporting enthusiasts, Kayo Dolphins Stadium and the Redcliffe Leagues Club are just 650m from your door, keeping you close to all the action and NRL games. Only 650m from Dolphin Central Shopping Centre with Coles, 2.1km from Peninsular Fair and 2.5km from Kippa-Ring station, buyers will love the convenience.

Redcliffe Hospital is 1.2km away, and children are in the Scarborough State School and Redcliffe State High School catchments. Only 5 minutes from Redcliffe Jetty, Redcliffe Beach, and Settlement Cove Lagoon, you can enjoy relaxation, recreation, and sensational dining by the water.

For more information or arrange an inspection, please contact Dwight Ferguson on 0412 385 720.

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