24 Maple Street, KingstonQLD 4114

Set on a generous 584m² allotment, this well-maintained high set home offers the space, privacy and versatility that buyers are searching for in today's market. Positioned in a quiet pocket of Kingston, the home combines comfortable family living upstairs with valuable additional space downstairs, all surrounded by a huge backyard rarely found on modern blocks. Inside, you'll find a practical layout with generous living and dining spaces, a functional kitchen and three well-sized bedrooms. Downstairs provides additional flexibility and the opportunity to build in to create a large games room, ideal for entertaining, working from home or creating a separate retreat. Outside is where this property really stands apart. The expansive backyard provides space that is becoming increasingly difficult to find, offering endless opportunities for families who want room to enjoy. Whether you're entering the market, investing or searching for a home with space to grow, 24 Maple Street presents an outstanding opportunity. A tidy high set home, a huge backyard and genuine value in a location where land is becoming more and more sought after. Features include: - 3 bedrooms - 1 bathroom - Double lock-up garage - Space to build in downstairs - Fully fenced - Front entertaining deck - Side access - Spacious backyard with established gardens - 584m² block - Owner-occupied and beautifully maintained - Plenty of room for kids, pets and outdoor entertaining Location Highlights: - 500m walk to nearest park - 5 min walk to nearest bus stop - 2 min drive to Berrinba East State School - 3 min drive to Kingston Train Station - 4 min drive to Woodridge State High School - 5 min drive from the nearest shopping centre - 30 mins from Brisbane CBD - 45 mins from the Gold Coast CONTACT RIAH MANSER KINGSTON'S #1 AGENT Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable however, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided, and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.