52 Milton Avenue, Paradise Point, QLD 4216

Nestled in the heart of the family-friendly 'Paradise Point' neighborhood, this property is located in a highly desirable and close-knit community. Just a short walk away, residents can enjoy a variety of amenities such as shops, restaurants, cafes, medical services, and public transport. Additionally, the area boasts expansive waterfront parklands and is only a brief stroll to the beach, making it an ideal location for families seeking both convenience and a strong sense of community.

Available for purchase together or separately, these duplexes are ideal for investors seeking strong rental yield and capital growth potential or for extended families wishing to live side by side.

Each duplex is designed with open-plan living that fills the home with natural light, complemented by high-quality finishes like polished ceramic tiles, timber staircase, and plush carpets.

Key features include:

Upstairs:

-Stunning kitchen with Caesarstone benchtops, integrated dishwasher, induction cooktop, and a self-cleaning oven.

-Expansive open-plan living area that flows seamlessly to a large covered entertaining balcony.

-King-sized master bedroom with a generous walk-in robe.

-Elegant master ensuite with double basins.

-Spacious study nook with built-in shelving.

Downstairs:

-Two queen-sized bedrooms with mirrored built-in robes.

-Separate laundry with ample cupboard space.

-Private timber deck at the rear of the property.

-Enclosed under-stair storage and a large separate linen closet.

-Ducted air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout for year-round comfort.

-Remote double garage with internal access.

-Security-screened doors and screened windows for peace of mind.

For more information or to secure your own piece of paradise, please contact Broc Pearson now on 0492 002 094 or Isaac Kim on 0433 268 046.

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.