7 Deborah St, Clontarf

Sensational family home that is very well presented in a beautiful quiet neighbourhood of Clontarf, when you move in you will not want to leave like most of your neighbours as this is a highly sought after location on the Redcliffe Peninsula.  This Split-level residence has all the great features you are looking for including an inground pool to cool off in summer and a large yard for the children to play and run around in. 

Designed with lifestyle in mind, this home certainly ticks all the boxes, and you will certainly be impressed from the moment you walk in. 

Three large bedrooms with built-in robes are upstairs with an air-conditioned, open plan living space, modern kitchen and family bathroom that has a separate bath and shower. 

On the lower level this comprises of a large living area, office area which can easily be converted into more bedrooms as it ls legal height to add those extra spaces you require. This also has direct access to the back yard and has an internal laundry with separate toilet for guests. 

 There is also a huge, covered entertainment area perfect for relaxing and enjoying, those family BBQ's and parties with friends. 

Some of the features included in 7 Deborah Street Clontarf are:

- Living up and down - 3 Large bedrooms - room to add more on the bottom level, Air-conditioned open plan living - Huge Covered entertainment area - Beautiful in ground pool - Great quiet family friendly location - solar power cutting those everyday expenses down-spacious backyard 607m2 block fully fenced- walk to schools, 5 mins to Ted Smout Bridge.

Homes like these in this great location will not last long on the current market why not contact Leisa Lowe from Jan Jones Real Estate to find out more and start planning your move to 7 Deborah Street Clontarf.

 Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty of representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.