Buyers have a chance to secure a large new family home in established Sunnybank
A new family home on a 741sq m block at Sunnybank is within walking distance of Market Square and close to Griffith University.
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A NEW family home on a 741sq m block at Sunnybank is within walking distance of Market Square and close to Griffith University.
RE/MAX sales agent Thomas Lee said the six-bedroom house has 422sq m of living space, making it ideal for families.
“Both upstairs and downstairs have separate living areas so it’s got good separation for families with children,” he said.
“The main bedroom even has it’s own little living space with a television point and room enough for couches.
“One bedroom downstairs has it’s own walk-in wardrobe and ensuite too which would be good for those with elderly family members living with them as they don’t have to go upstairs.”
The large home also has a study, five bathrooms, two separate living spaces and an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area.
The four upstairs bedrooms have walk-in wardrobes and two have ensuites.
The upstairs lounge leads out to a north-facing balcony capturing views of Sunnybank and Market Square.
All bathrooms have stone-top vanities while kitchen features include stone benchtops, a butler’s pantry with fridge space plus a freestanding cooktop and oven.
“All of the appliances in the kitchen are European and are of the highest quality,” Mr Lee said.
“Everything in the house is quality - the owners spent a lot of money on it.
“It’s a brand new home in Sunnybank with quite a modern design. It is quite special.”
Set on the high side of the street, the house is close to local schools, parks, the train station and Sunnybank Plaza.
6 Bed 5 Bath 2 Car
FEATURES: Stone benchtops, timber floors, security system, airconditioning
PRICE GUIDE: $1.55 million
AGENT: Sheria Chong and Thomas Lee, RE/MAX Community Realty Sunnybank, 0497 933 668 or 0448 988 988.
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