Nestled on a serene, tree-lined street in the heart of Balmoral, this beautiful Queenslander is the epitome of family-friendly living and is be one of the best value offerings in 4171. With classic character details throughout and a warm, inviting atmosphere, you'll feel instantly at home as soon as you step foot inside. The functional floorplan features polished timber floors, ornate ceilings, leadlight windows, decorative timber detailing and the rare, eye-catching triple-gabled facade. This is a space while perfectly livable as is, provides scope to update and create your ultimate dream home.

Offering three generous sized bedrooms, the primary provides a private retreat with an ensuite bathroom, built-in robe, air-conditioning as well as french doors which open directly to the balcony. The kitchen is spacious with ample bench and cupboard storage and along with the rear dining/living room, have access the the baclony and views over the yard and pool area. The living and dining area at the front of the home are perfect for family movie nights and entertaining with friends.

The spacious and flat backyard offers the incoming purchaser an abundance of options and is fully fenced making it the ideal spot for kids to run and play safely, while the large pool located at the rear of the yard is perfect for those warm summer days. Underneath the home offers secure car parking and an abundance of storage options.

Bilyana Street is a quiet street that ensures a peaceful environment, perfect for evening strolls and a sense of security for your family. With Oxford Street shopping and dining and great schools only a few minutes walk away, this is an opportunity that won't last long.

With interstate owners committed to selling, contact marketing agents Daniel Lazzaroni on 0427 138 906 and David Treloar on 0409 167 261 to arrange your inspection today.

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.