38/1 Grange Blvd, Upper Coomera, Upper Coomera, QLD 4209

The lovely home features 3 generous bedrooms, master with ensuite, ceiling fan and yard access; the remaining 2 bedrooms on the same level all have built-ins and ceiling fans, reasonably sized laundry on the same level. Air-conditioned open plan living area is fully tiled with a glorious view, the fully fenced yard provides privacy and is accessible from two bedrooms. Ground floor is includes a huge storage area under the stairs and there is also two single remote lock up garage with driveway provides parking for 3rd car.

This impressive 2 story townhouse is tenanted and the current rent is just $430 per week which is unchanged for the past 18 months where others are approaching $600 per week already.

The Estate is ideally situated walking distance to major primary and secondary schools, local shops and tavern.

Features include a swimming pool and spa in the complex, picnic area and on-site management, public transport is right at the entrance to the estate and pets are even allowed.

Upper Coomera has one of the highest population growths in the country; with the new Westfield Coomera shopping Centre plus the future Costco and Council proposed Coomera Connector Plan this area is destined to be the major hub between the Gold Coast and Brisbane. Other local facilities include the Coomera transit center, major theme parks, more than half a dozen public and private schools to choose from and 3 major supermarket chains all within a 5 minute drive. The M1 is just 10 minutes away and provides access to both Southport and Brisbane's southern suburbs in just 20 minutes.

Move in or keep it rented with healthy and steady rental return, the choice is yours. If you would like to view this immaculate property call Alan today for your inspection 0408 808 680.

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