14/3 Spalding Crescent, Goodna, QLD 4300

Introducing the jewel of Goodna, 14/3 Spalding Crescent-a superbly located unit that epitomizes comfortable living with a touch of elegance. Whether you're an investor, a first-time homeowner, or someone seeking a tranquil retirement haven, this property offers an incredible blend of potential and charm.

Nestled within a meticulously maintained complex on a generous 191m2 block, this unit promises a spacious and sophisticated lifestyle. The open-plan living area, adorned with neutral d?cor, offers a welcoming atmosphere that is both stylish and functional. The kitchen, equipped with an electric stove, oven, and ample cupboard space, is designed for culinary enthusiasts. Comfort is a priority with king-sized bedrooms featuring extra-large wardrobes, and split system air conditioning ensuring year-round comfort.

Step outside to discover a private rear garden complete with a veggie patch, perfect for those who appreciate the joys of gardening. The bathroom is well-appointed with a basin, bathtub, and shower, ensuring a spa-like experience every day. Additional practical features include a single bay lock-up garage, a separate laundry, and plenty of extra parking space for visitors.

Located in the vibrant suburb of Goodna, this unit is just a stone's throw away from essential amenities. Shopping centers, schools, and public transport can be reached within a five-minute walk, while the Ipswich Motorway provides easy access to Brisbane CBD. Surround yourself with local parks and restaurants, all contributing to a lifestyle of convenience and leisure.

This property represents a prime opportunity for those seeking a low-maintenance investment or a cozy, clean living space. It's an ideal choice for a young couple, retirees, or anyone in between who values simplicity and style.

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