19 Farrow Street,
McDowall 4053, Queensland

On Site Auction
Saturday 18th December
10:00am

Positioned in a peaceful and quiet street just a moment's walk from parkland, transport and McDowall Village, this solid brick house boasts four bedrooms on a 620sqm block. A great family home featuring a functional layout and a generous backyard, this property offers excellent scope to renovate, personalise and add future value.

Making your way to the upper floor, you are greeted by a spacious living area enjoying air-conditioning leafy outlooks and an elevated balcony gazing over the street. Leading into the dining room featuring access out to the expansive backyard, kids, pets, and parents will love the wide-open space, mature gardens and room to run, play and host guests.

Centrally positioned, the kitchen and meals area is appointed with wraparound benchtops and ample timber cabinetry. Finalising the upper floor are four well-sized bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate toilet.

Presenting essential breakout space, a large multipurpose room on the ground floor boasts a built-in bar and access to the rear patio and yard. Ideal as a teen retreat, kids can hang out with friends here, watch movies and do homework.

Additional features:
• Double lock-up garage with internal access
• Ground floor laundry and a separate toilet
• Security screens throughout and a rainwater tank

Presenting a sought-after lifestyle, families can walk down the street to local parkland and venture to the hiking trails of Raven Street Reserve less than 2km away. Just 1.5km to McDowall Village, featuring a supermarket, restaurants, takeaway, a vet and a medical centre. 4 minutes from McDowall State School, Northside Christian College and moments from childcare, North West Private Hospital and transport - this home is a must to inspect.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.