50 Romulus Street Robertson, QLD 4109

Situated in a quiet yet ultra-convenient position, you can leave the car at home because all the conveniences you need are right here at your doorstep. There are a bunch of buses that stop just 7-minutes walk away including routes to Sunnybank, Calamvale, Fortitude Valley, Queen Street Mall and Acacia Ridge.

There are heaps of other amenities nearby including Sunnybank Plaza, Griffith Uni, QE2 Hospital, sporting centres, Macgregor state school, beautiful green parks, restaurants and so much more. It's the ideal location for families, working couples, and buyers with a busy lifestyle.

This south-north facing property is an ideal 655m2 corner block with wide frontages on both sides for optimum access. The street is lined with leafy green properties and is a very ambient neighbourhood, perfect for buyers seeking relaxation and tranquillity.

The home itself is a sturdy lowset brick construction with 3 large bedrooms and ample space for an additional bedroom or study. The central living area is spacious and bright with a huge plush carpeted lounge, generous dining area, and formal living room.

The kitchen is very functional with quality appliances and a big breakfast counter. The adjoining living area leads out to the brilliant patio, perfect for barbeques or enjoying a sunny weekend lunch. The patio is fully paved and covered by a shade-cloth pergola, overlooking the grassy backyard.

Inside, all 3 bedrooms are very generous with built-in wardrobes and lots of natural light. The master bedroom has a private ensuite, while the family bathroom is very large with a separate bath and shower for versatility.

Other features of the property include:

• Air conditioners
• Security screens
• Big windows in every room
• Low maintenance landscaping
• Large outdoor patio and garden
• Double lock-up garages

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