2/2 Elms Street, Bundamba, Qld 4304

This well-presented, lowset unit is perfectly positioned in a tidy, flood-free complex and offers the ideal blend of space, comfort, and convenience. 

VACANT - MOVE IN READY!

**FIRST INSPECTIONS
**Saturday 12/04/2025 9:30am - 10:00am

Recently updated with brand new flooring and fresh internal paint, it's ready for immediate occupancy-perfect for homeowners and investors alike.

Featuring two generous bedrooms, a spacious two-way bathroom with direct access from the main, and a secure lock-up garage with internal entry, this home is a smart choice for downsizers, first-home buyers, or savvy investors looking for a quality, low-maintenance asset.

Key Features:

• Light-filled open-plan living, dining, and kitchen
• Well-appointed kitchen with ample storage and bench space
• Large bathroom with separate shower and bath
• Pet-friendly complex
• Fully fenced private backyard with peaceful outlook
• Secure garage with internal access
• Security screens throughout for added peace of mind
• Separate internal laundry with plenty of storage

For Investors:

• Rent appraised at $450-$470 per week
• Council Rates: $556.60 per quarter (as per last bill)
• Urban Utilities (Sewerage & Water): $331.45 per quarter (dependent on usage)
• Body Corporate Fees: Please contact the agent for the most up-to-date figures

Situated just minutes from local shops, schools, cafes, and public transport-with easy access to the highway-this fantastic unit offers both comfort and convenience in one affordable package. Vacant and ready to go, don't miss your opportunity to secure this quality property!

Disclaimer: Whilst all care has been taken in preparation, no responsibility is accepted for the accuracy of the information contained herein. All information (including but not limited to the property area, floor size, price, address & general property description) within this advertisement is provided as a convenience to you, and has been provided to Raine & Horne Ipswich by third parties. Interested persons are advised to make their own enquiries, seek legal advice and satisfy themselves in all respects.