23 Seagull Boulevard, Kirkwood, Qld 4680

Welcome to 23 Seagull Boulevard, Kirkwood. A contemporary design with the promise to offer comfort and convenience. Built in 2013, this splendid low-set brick home offers a low maintenance plot of land with solar and a heated pool to suit. 

Thoughtfully designed and tailor made for first home buyers, investors and growing families alike, this home offers five conveniently located bedrooms, the master suite offers plush carpets, air conditioning, a walk-in robe, block out blinds, and an ensuite featuring a shower, vanity and toilet. The four additional bedrooms are equally comfortable and are all a generous size with carpets, built-in wardrobes and two feature air conditioning. 

Central to home is the open plan living area where a spacious kitchen awaits. The chef in the family will be delighted with amount of space on offer. Equip with a four-burner gas cooktop, electric oven, dishwasher and double door pantry. Off the kitchen is a study nook and the laundry area which has direct access to outside. 

Looking for a perfect escape, no matter the season? The heated pool offers the ideal balance of relaxation and refreshment! Whether it's a chilly morning or a cool evening, dive in and enjoy! The pool also acts as a spa with plenty of sitting space and spa jets to suit. To top off the already fantastic outdoor area is the accommodating and spacious outdoor patio area. This home is truly an entertainer's dream. 

The property comes equip with a 10KW LG Solar System to hinder those pesky electricity bills. 

Please Note – This property has had no recent rental history and can be rented out at market value. 

Rental Appraisal - $600 - $620 per week.

Council Rates- $3,650 Per Annum.

Contact Jay today to organise an inspection or keep an eye out for the open home!

* 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.