3/40 Ernest Street, Morningside, QLD 4170

Positioned in a central pocket of Morningside, this two-bedroom townhouse presents low-maintenance living and lifestyle convenience within easy walking distance of shops, bus stops and trains.

With only five residences in the complex and a spacious, practical design, buyers can secure the perfect home or investment, offering peace and privacy.

The interiors invite a bright, fresh feel with an open, breezy layout featuring a living and dining area resting below double-height ceilings with air-conditioning. The adjoining kitchen is a hub of functionality with an electric cooktop, stainless steel dishwasher, ample storage and direct access to the internal laundry.

The seamless movement continues outdoors to your alfresco retreat. Featuring a private undercover patio, grassed courtyard and gardens with easy-care plantings, this scenic space is ideal for hosting, relaxation and pets.

Two large bedrooms occupy the upper level and include built-in robes. A bathroom with a shower-over-bath also resides on this floor, an additional toilet is downstairs, and the property has a single-car garage with a remote door and internal access.

Additional features:

- Air-conditioning and ceiling fans

- Security screens on windows and doors

- Built-in wardrobes in both bedrooms

- Affordable Body Corporate Rates

Situated in a prime position, you have the convenience of bus stops and Morningside train station 500m away, and the CBD is only 6km from your door. Just 800m from the Wynnum Road precinct, cafes, restaurants, bakeries, convenience stores, the post office and gyms are a short walk away, and you can drive 5 minutes to Coles and Woolworths. With schools, shopping centres, sporting clubs, parks and bushwalking tracks also close at hand, this property features everything within easy reach.

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