36 Briggs Street, Pittsworth, QLD 4356
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Pittsworth 4 Slaapkamer A Smart Addition to Your Portfolio
Welcome to 36 Briggs Street, a well-maintained home offering an immediate income stream, a practical family-friendly layout and an excellent opportunity for investors looking to add a quality property to their portfolio.
Stepping through the front door, the entryway leads into the heart of the home, where the generous open-plan living area provides a comfortable central space for everyday living. The spacious living room flows seamlessly through to the dining area and well-appointed kitchen, creating a functional layout with plenty of room for the whole family.
The home features four well-sized bedrooms, with the generous master bedroom positioned at the front of the home and complete with a walk-in robe. The remaining bedrooms are well-proportioned and conveniently positioned throughout the home.
A central bathroom and two separate toilets add to the practicality of the floorplan, providing plenty of convenience for a busy household.
Set on a generous 969m² block, the property offers plenty of space and flexibility, with a large backyard adding to the overall appeal.
Currently leased at $775 per week, the property offers investors an immediate income stream with a quality tenants already in place.
Features include:
- 969m² block
- Four bedrooms
- Master bedroom with walk-in robe
- One bathroom
- Two separate toilets
- Spacious open-plan living and dining
- Well-appointed kitchen
- Currently leased at $775 per week
- Excellent investment opportunity
School catchments: Pittsworth State School & Pittsworth State High School.
Council Rates: $1,422.64 Half Yearly (Approx.)
Water Rates: $285.57 Half Yearly (Approx.)
For more information please contact Tony Dever 0412 727 661 or Phoebe Young 0424 701 057.
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