2 Deschamp Street, Aitkenvale, Qld 4814

Welcome to this charming 1950s cottage, perfectly situated on a corner block with the added benefit of no rear neighbours, ensuring tranquillity and privacy. As you step inside, you are greeted by a lovely front entryway adorned with shutters that can be opened to let in the refreshing breeze, creating a welcoming atmosphere throughout the home. With high ceilings and beautiful timber floors that flow seamlessly from room to room, this property exudes character and warmth.

The cottage boasts three comfortable bedrooms, along with a bathroom featuring accessibility handles. A handy study area provides the perfect space for work or creativity. Each room is equipped with split system air conditioners and ceiling fans, ensuring a cool and comfortable environment year-round.

The spacious kitchen offers ample cupboard and bench space, ideal for culinary enthusiasts. An internal laundry adds to the functionality of the home. Stepping outside, you'll find a delightful back veranda, perfect for outdoor relaxation. The back ramp is thoughtfully designed for wheelchair access, enhancing the property's accessibility.

Surrounded by established gardens, the outdoor space includes a shed with a storeroom, providing extra storage solutions. The large driveway offers plenty of parking space. Just off Fulham Road, this property is only a two-minute drive from Pimlico State High School, TAFE Queensland Townsville, and the Mater Private Hospital, making it an ideal choice for families and professionals alike. This cottage is a perfect blend of classic charm and modern convenience, ready to welcome you home.

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