165 Lumley Street Upper Mount Gravatt, QLD 4122

Set in one of Upper Mount Gravatt's most sought after pockets, this newly renovated three bedroom home offers modern comfort, unbeatable convenience, and a rare bonus. A separate multipurpose room in its own standalone building, ideal as a home office, teenage retreat, or additional living space, offering flexibility to suit a range of needs.

reshly renovated throughout with stunning hardwood floors, three spacious bedrooms, and a good sized bathroom, this home also comes with two car spaces and a spacious backyard.

Perfectly positioned within the sought-after Mansfield State High School and Wishart State Primary School catchments, both highly regarded public schools, this is a rare find for families wanting space, flexibility, and a great local education all in one.

Property Features:

• Air-conditioning available
• Spacious bedrooms with excellent natural light
• Beautiful timber floorboards throughout
• Spacious backyard
• 150m to Lumley Street Shops
• 500m to Civic Fair
• Minutes to Westfield Garden City, Mt Gravatt Plaza, M1 & M3
• Multiple bus routes within easy walking distance
• Easy access to the Pacific Motorway just 12km to Brisbane CBD
• Close to local parks, playgrounds, cafes and restaurants

Don't miss your chance to secure this fantastic property.

For more information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Michael Zhang at 0415 663 785. Your new life awaits! Want to register for the next available inspection time? Simply click on the red 'Get in touch' button. Send through your property enquiry and we will reply via email with all of the available inspection times, and also keep you up to date as new times become available.

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