Why Dinmore? Dinmore is one of the best up and coming suburbs of Ipswich and has lots to offer! It has all the desirable perks of a small town with charming tree-lined streets, friendly neighbours, parks and playgrounds, big green blocks, and cute homes. Dinmore also offers all the modern day suburban conveniences like bus stops and a train station, Costco, good public and private schools, a local boutique coffee van, and the greatest ever corner store - the Dinmore Fruit Barn. You would think to find this sort of tranquility you would need to move to acreage in the country. But living in Dinmore offers the best of both worlds! With quick access to 3 major motorways (Cunningham, Warrego, and Ipswich), 20 minutes to Indooroopilly, and 10 minutes to Ipswich CBD, Dinmore is the place to be. Why King Street, Dinmore? The wide streets of Dinmore are quiet, safe, and tree-lined. Nestled quietly in the middle, and just off River a road, is King Street. Conveniently located only 200m from the train station and even closer to bus stops, it’s lined with well kept gardens, picket fences, and pretty homes. Not to mention… IT DOES NOT FLOOD. Why 8 King Street, Dinmore? Of all the homes on King Street, number 8 is the best. Standing proudly at the top of the hill, 8 King Street is a huge double block with a stunning street presence. The fully fenced yard offers green lawns and established trees and gardens, perfect for pets and children. The property also boasts a brand new powered double lock up garage plus 2 bay covered car port, water tanks, a low maintenance vege patch, a fire pit, and a hen house that any chook would be proud to call home. With plenty of space for a pool, the outdoor toilet (throne) will keep wet and muddy feet out of the house! The home offers 3 very spacious bedrooms, a large modern kitchen and bathroom, and an newly renovated indoor laundry/utility room and second toilet. The pièce de résistance of 8 King Street is the recent addition of a bright and spacious indoor/outdoor screened in verandah. Perfect for cold winter nights and warm summer afternoons, you and your family will live in this versatile space. The house was built in the early 60s by a craftsman as his own family home. Evidence of this can be found everywhere you look. The house is solid, well-built, and has many unique features like high pressed metal ceilings, silky oak panelling, polished timber floors, original light fittings, VJ walls, and a charming terrazzo porch. These character features combined with modern luxuries provide all the ingredients of your next dream home. Ahh the serenity!!!