22 Hubbard Street,
Wavell Heights 4012, Queensland

Proudly presented to the market is this wonderful family home situated in a quiet, premium position in Wavell Heights.

Boasting a large frontage, this visually impressive home is a luxurious property that has been meticulously built and maintained.
Enjoying a multitude of internal and external living and entertainment spaces, this home has a versatile floor plan to suit modern living and relaxation requirements!

On offer here:
Downstairs lounge room leading out to covered timber deck with built-in BBQ kitchen with gas bayonet
Massive in-ground 7m x 4m salt swimming pool with water fall feature, spa jets and 1m swim bench
Private, low-maintenance rear garden for pets and children with mature privacy trees
3 double bedrooms with central bathroom with tub
Downstairs Crimsafe screens to windows and doors
Soaring 3m ceiling heights throughout including 3.6m raked ceilings
Double car, remote access garage
Upstairs offers un-encumbered urban views leaving you feeling like you are floating in the sky
Modern kitchen with stone benchtops, feature lighting, dishwasher, induction cooking, plumbed in fridge space
Primary bedroom retreat with walk-in-robe, large en-suite bathroom
Additional study nook
Timber hardwood flooring leading out to yet another rear deck that enjoys panoramic vistas from Brisbane airport around to the Brisbane CBD
Air-conditioned throughout

All the modern conveniences are here in this home! Located just over 8kms from the CBD and with easy access to the best schools on offer in Brisbane, this home is centrally positioned and offers luxury living within striking distance of shopping hubs, public transport and entertainment precincts!

Please contact Chrese Morley on 0412 586 994 for additional information or please attend the open home.




**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.