17 Lilly Street, SpringfieldQLD 4300

Perched on a quiet cul-de-sac in Springfield, this low-set brick home has a sprawling street presence. Being tucked away off the thoroughfare means added security, privacy and quiet for the whole family. Inside, the living-dining area offers an abundance of natural light and breezes from the generous windows. The floor plan is practical with three bedrooms, all with built-ins. The kitchen sits centrally, with an open plan room off the kitchen. With a park a few steps away, it's a wonderful spot for a young family, or for when the grandkids come to visit and need to burn off some energy! Features include: • Low-set brick home on 455m², positioned on a quiet cul-de-sac • 3 bedrooms, all with built-ins • Large living-dining area with natural light • Functional kitchen with brand new dishwasher • Ceilings have been repainted • Split-system air conditioning in the living area • Main bathroom plus separate toilet • Separate laundry • Single lock-up garage and easy off street parking • Walking distance to parks, close to shops, schools and childcare Set on 455m² in one of Springfield's most sought-after pockets, this is a genuine opportunity to own a home in a family-friendly neighbourhood, with everything you need close by. You're approximately 4 minutes from Springfield Fair Shopping Centre and 2 minutes from Camira Village. The home falls within the Woodcrest State College catchment, and sits in close proximity to other fine schools including The Springfield Anglican College. Public transport is close at hand too, with a bus stop within strolling distance and Springfield Station approximately 5 minutes' drive away. Homes like this don't stay around for long - phone Kim now on 0412 004 626 for more information including a floor plan or to book an inspection. Disclaimer: We have used our best endeavours to ensure that the information in this advertisement is true and accurate, but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability for any errors, omissions, inaccuracies, or misstatements. Prospective purchasers should conduct their own enquiries to verify the information.