14 Lorikeet Avenue, New Auckland, Qld 4680

Welcome to 14 Lorikeet Avenue, nestled in the heart of New Auckland, this neat and tidy property offers a fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers, investors or someone wanting to downsize.

Entering this partially renovated three-bedroom, one bathroom home you will be welcome with freshly updated interiors with new tiling in the bedrooms, external rendering, recently painted and new kitchen appliances. 
Internally the property offers three bedrooms, each bedroom is tiled with ceiling fans and the main bedroom features built-in robes for convenience of extra storage. 

At the centre of the home is the functional kitchen with an electric cooktop, oven, dishwasher and separate pantry space. Situated next to the kitchen is the lounge room, with its ceiling fan, air conditioner and it provides a cosy space for relaxation, while the outdoor entertaining area off the dining room invites you to enjoy alfresco dining with family and friends.

The beautifully renovated bathroom caters to all your needs with a bath and shower combination, vanity, and a separate toilet, ensuring convenience and privacy for all household members.

Situated on a generous 607m2 block, the property includes a lock up carport, fully fenced yard with plenty of room for the children and pets to play safely. The owner has done all the hard work at this property, all you need to do is move in- the owner has already established a beautiful vege garden in preparation for the new owner. 

Other features to note.
-5.5KW of Solar.
- Recently replaced roof.
- Side access.

Get in early as properties of this nature are extremely busy, if you want a walk-through video. Message agent Jay Murray-Lowe on WhatsApp. 

* Owner Occupied 
* Rental Appraisal Guide $520-$540 per week 
* Council Rates Approx $3,600 per year (excluding water) 

* Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.