5 Trinder Road, Ashgrove, Qld 4060

Nestled in a quiet, leafy street in the foothills of Mt Coot-tha Forest, this classic post war home presents an unbeatable opportunity for renovators and developers alike. Set on a sprawling 1,095m² block across two lots with an impressive 38m frontage, the property offers exceptional potential to renovate, extend, or redevelop, subject to council approval.

Step inside to discover a spacious layout with large casement windows that fill the home with natural light and refreshing breezes. The central kitchen features plenty of workspace and storage, ideally located to serve the adjoining dining and living areas. Three generously sized bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for a growing family, while the shared bathroom offers opportunities for modernization. With its original charm, this home is poised for transformation into a contemporary retreat.

Features include:

• Two-lots, 1,095m² block with 38m frontage
• Original home with loads of potential
• Central working kitchen with ample storage
• Large casement windows & light-filled interiors
• Quiet, leafy location at Mt Coot-tha foothills
• Development potential for dual occupancy (STCA)
• Four-car accommodation with ample off-street parking

Ideally situated within walking distance of Mt Coot-tha's scenic bushwalking trails and just a short stroll from local cafes, parks, and the GPS Rugby Club, this property also benefits from its close proximity to top schools like Ashgrove State School and Marist College Ashgrove. This is a unique opportunity to revitalize a home brimming with potential in a highly desirable suburb. Inspect today and imagine the potential!

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