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ARE you looking for your next family home? Want something a little different? Here are three homes from around Toowoomba you should check out.
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ARE you looking for your next family home? Want something a little different? Here are three homes from around Toowoomba you should check out.
51 Curtis St, East Toowoomba
DESIGNED with an American colonial influence by renowned Queensland architects, Powell Dods and Thorpe, 51 Curtis Street is one of Toowoomba's most stunning residences.
It is for sale via offers to purchase.
Never before offered to the market, the home sits proudly in its escarpment position in Curtis Street, with north easterly aspect and expansive views stretching along the Great Dividing Range north to Ravensbourne National Park, and across the Lockyer Valley to Picnic Point and the southern ranges beyond.
It's close to primary and secondary schools, including several prestigious eastside private schools, and there's easy access to The Range and High Street Shopping Centres, cafes, hospital and medical precincts, numerous parks, bushland reserves and escarpment walking trails.
The home includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, quality brick and hardwood construction over two levels, new kitchen with quality appliances, and swimming pool.
For more information contact 1300 790 920.
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104 Ramsay St, Centenary Heights
A CHARMING chamferboard cottage in Centenary Heights, this three bedroom, one bathroom home is for sale for $379,000.
Set on an 827 sq m allotment, the home is a stone's throw from quality schooling and features polished hardwood floors and ornate cornices.
Living areas include a combined kitchen and dining room, generously sized formal lounge, outdoor barbecue area and separate deck.
For more information contact Colliers International Toowoomba's Dominic Ryan on 0499 440 292 or Louise Bizzell on 0428 710 334.
5 Buena Vista Crescent, Blue Mountain Heights
WITH four bedrooms and two bathrooms set on 2025 sq m, this stunning home in Buena Vista Cr teems with comfort and seclusion.
Inspired by its natural surrounds, the four bedroom, two bathroom home is for sale for $715,000.
The gardens feature plums, white crab apples, magnolia, and extensive landscaping and boardwalks, terraces, and pathways.
Inside the home is a New Guinea rosewood kitchen with extra wide Caesarstone bench tops and breakfast bar, quality appliances, and more.
There's a timber deck and alfresco dining area, wood fire place in the living room, and a lounge room with bay window opening to a shaded balcony.
For more information contact Ecology Property Toowoomba's Matthew De Maid on 0422 135 756.
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