14 King Street, Slacks Creek, QLD, 4127, Australia

SOLD by DERRICK WILLIAMS | 0433 005 324
- |14 Kings Street Slacks Creek | -

Move in Ready, Loads of Potential, Internal Updated, Huge Backyard, Loads of Extras with a Convenient Location.

No waiting for tenants on this home, ready to rock and roll 14 King Street is an amazing opportunity for first home buyers and investors looking for a home with nothing to do and a massive backyard with drive through access.

With updated kitchen and bathroom, new flooring and in great condition this home features loads of bonus including: 2 solar power systems with back up Tesla battery, double carport, garden shed, water tank, bird aviary, green house and a backyard big enough to let your imagination run wild.

Property features:
- 3 bedrooms: all with ceiling fans
- Master bedroom: walk-in robe dresser area, air con & ceiling fan
- Updated main bathroom: shower with separate toilet
- Updated kitchen with new appliances and loads of cupboard space
- Open plan dining
- Spacious lounge room with air conditioning & ceiling fan
- Internal laundry with cupboard space
- Updated flooring
- Decked front porch
- Double carport
- Powered garden shed
- Bird aviary
- Green house
- Water tank
- Solar power with back up Tesla battery: 19 panels
- Fenced 888m2 block with double gate drive through access
- Not in flood zone area
- Compliant smoke alarms
- Rent appraisal: $530 per week
- Rates: approx $900 per quarter (including water)
- Built: 1973

Close by:
- State primary and secondary schools
- Mabel Park State High School
- Bus & train services
- Parks, playgrounds and sporting fields
- Logan Central Plaza
- Quick access to Pacific & Logan Motorways
- 26km to Brisbane CBD

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