3 Dune Street, ThornlandsQLD 4164

Listing data updated 15 June 2026

Positioned in a quiet pocket of Thornlands, 3 Dune Street presents an excellent opportunity for families, first-home buyers, or investors seeking a low-maintenance home with practical living spaces and modern comforts. Offering four bedrooms, multiple living zones, and full ducted air conditioning throughout, this well-designed residence combines functionality with everyday convenience. Property Highlights: Layout & Comfort • Ducted air conditioning throughout • Ceiling fans • Spacious open-plan family and living area with tiled flooring • Separate formal lounge or media room providing additional living flexibility • Security screens fitted to windows and living areas • Double lock up garage with internal access Kitchen & Dining • Modern kitchen featuring stone bench-tops • Dishwasher included • Functional layout overlooking the main living and dining areas Bedrooms, Bathrooms & Laundry • Four well-sized bedrooms • Master suite complete with walk-in robe and private ensuite • Three additional bedrooms with built-in robes • Modern family bathroom servicing the remaining bedrooms • Practical laundry with easy outdoor access Outdoor Living • Fully fenced backyard offering privacy and security • Covered alfresco for outdoor entertaining • Low-maintenance gardens and lawn areas • Outdoor space suitable for children, pets, or relaxed entertaining Nearby amenities include: • Thornlands State School • Cleveland District State High School • Bay View State School • Victoria Point Shopping Centre • Cleveland town centre, cafés and retail precinct • Local parks, walking tracks and sporting facilities • Easy access to Cleveland train station and major arterial roads Property is currently tenanted until 19/10/2026 at $750p/w. Disclaimer All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Virtual furniture may have been used in some photos. Interested parties must rely solely on their own enquiries.