51 Nyanza Street, Woodridge, QLD, 4114, Australia

North facing, the whole block of good quality 7 units/townhouses on 2023M2 of land, total building area is approximately 1200M2. 4 out of these 7 units have been recently renovated and it is positioned in an exceptional Woodridge location with easy accessibility to local amenities such as shops, schools, parks, public transport and more! This is in an area that has consistently seen a low rental vacancy rate over the years yet produces solid rental returns, all units have separate water meters, and the new owner can arrange separate water bills for each unit. It's a fabulous option for savvy investors.

1 x lowset, 3-bedroom, 1 bathroom, laundry, 1 double carport, covered patio
and garden shed.

5 x highset, 3 large bedrooms, 1 bathroom and separate toilet upstairs with
extra toilet downstairs, laundry, and lockup single garage.

1 x lowset, 2-bedroom, 1 bathroom, laundry, and lockup single garage.


- 260m to Nyanza Park
- 350m to the nearby bus stop
- 550m to Mikaga Park
- 1.7km to C & K Woodridge North Community Kindergarten
- 1.8km to Woodridge North State School
- 2.4km to Trinder Park Train Station
- 3.3km to Pacific Motorway entry
- 3.5km to Underwood Marketplace Shopping Centre
- 3.7km to Arndale Shopping Centre
- 4.8km to Woodridge State High
- 5.4km to Logan Super Centre

Woodridge is midway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, offering easy access to M1, Logan Motorway and express trains to Brisbane CBD. The unit block is ideally located among schools, childcare, shops, and public transport, all within minutes.

The owners' instruction is clear, the property MUST BE SOLD, enquire today!
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