Loaded with character Queensland charm, this sweet-as-pie timber lowset has been tastefully updated throughout and is one of several older homes on this street of older homes enjoying a new lease on life. Our pick of this property's best features: - Location, location, location, location! - Walk to Upper Mt Gravatt Village or take a five-minute drive to Garden City - Less than 15-minute drive to CBD or jump on nearby Gateway Motorway for coastal trips - Close to local community sporting clubs - Inside catchment for Upper Mt Gravatt State School & Macgregor State High Flanked front and back by timber decks, the house offers three bedrooms, a central bathroom, lounge, kitchen and dining area, plus a laundry and a handy powder room - both accessible from the smaller rear deck. The attractive interior features a neutral colour scheme and floating floors in the living area and bedrooms. The updated kitchen is simple but chic - with a suite of stainless-steel appliances including gas stove, rangehood, under-bench oven and dishwasher. The bathroom is also a statement in style, with feature splashbacks behind the vanity and on-trend tapware. Out back there's all the scope in the world to turn all that lush lawn into the garden of your dreams or install a chick coop, raised veggie beds or (STCA) put in a pool! This is a highly sought-after suburb for good reason so an opportunity like this will attract buyers like bees to honey. Get in the game with a call to Karl or Steven today. We are committed to the health and safety of our customers and staff, and their families. When entering a premises please adhere to all social distancing (2m2 apart for spaces less that 200m2 and 4m2 apart for spaces more than 200m2) and strict hygiene requirements. Please also ensure that you follow social distancing measures and keep 1.5m away from each other. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However we can not guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.