Located in what is considered to be the absolute hotspot of not only the western corridor of Brisbane but also one of the fastest growing regions of south east Queensland, Premierre Group is excited to welcome all buyers and savvy investors to 23 Nimerette Street Bellbird Park. Situated on an enormous 4849m2 of prime land this property is sure to tick all the boxes for the many families looking for that one property which not only offers the spacious country lifestyle but also the convenience of being located within minutes to multiple million dollar major shopping centres, major transport, brand new hospital, university plus a handful of schools both private and public and practically all amenities one could ever ask for, and to top that off your still only less than 30kms to the centre of Brisbane CBD. The home itself features 4 generous bedrooms, master with ensuite. Complemented by an open plan layout which includes a spacious air-conditioned family & dining area featuring a fire place, great size kitchen and family bathroom plus a separate sunken lounge. Plenty of room for parking with side access to the 4 car shed in the rear yard, and on the other side of the house you have a huge undercover veranda spanning the entire length of the home which could easily accommodate a small army and is simply a great space to relax while watching the kids play. Features: • 4 Bedrooms • Built In robes • Ensuite to Master Bed • Sunken Lounge • Open Plan Living • Multiple Living Areas • Double Glass Windows • Fireplace • Ceiling Fans • Air Conditioning • Security Screens • Kitchen Servery to Patio • 4 Car Garage • 2 Car Carport • Large Covered Patio • 1.6Kw Solar System • Side Access to Rear of Yard • Pond • 4849m2 Allotment • Ipswich City Council Rates $655 approx. per quarter * Social distancing should always be observed. * DISCLAIMER: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing. Premierre Group will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own inquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.