71 Col Brown Avenue Clinton, QLD, 4680

Neat and Tidy Four Bedroom Home in Clinton!

Set on a well-proportioned 501m² block in a sought-after Clinton pocket, this immaculately presented brick home offers spacious single-level family living with excellent separation between the sleeping and living zones - plus a dedicated media room for extra flexibility.

A neat façade with a low-maintenance front garden, established agave planting and a wide paved driveway leads to the double lock-up garage with remote roller doors, setting a tidy first impression.

The owner of this property has done all the hard work by installing new blinds, new carpet and given the property a fresh paint of coat throughout.

Inside, a wide central hallway connects to a generous, light-filled open-plan kitchen, dining and entertainment area, tiled throughout for easy care and flowing seamlessly out to a covered alfresco patio overlooking the fully fenced backyard. The kitchen is well appointed with a dishwasher, electric cooktop, wall oven and ample cabinetry.

The master suite features a walk-in robe, ceiling fan and a fully tiled ensuite. The three remaining bedrooms are carpeted with built-in robes and ceiling fans, serviced by a family bathroom with bath and separate shower, plus a separate powder room and toilet for guest convenience. A dedicated laundry completes this wing.

A standout feature is the versatile media room at the front of the home, offering the perfect space for a home theatre, kids' retreat or additional living zone.

Throughout the home you'll also find split-system air conditioning and ceiling fans, security screens to doors and windows, and a spacious, fully fenced backyard with room for kids and pets to play.

Ideally located in the family-friendly suburb of Clinton, close to schools, shops and local amenities - this home is ready for its next owners to move straight in and enjoy.

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