29 Maurice Court Eagleby, QLD 4207

** Building and Pest Reports Available! **

Nestled in a quiet, family-friendly street, this delightful three-bedroom, one-bathroom home sits proudly on a generous 600m² block. Offering ample space for growing families, there's plenty of room at the back to add a sparkling swimming pool. The covered patio area is perfect for morning coffees or relaxing afternoons, surrounded by the peaceful sounds of nature and your own private backyard.

Lovingly cared for by the same owner for over three decades, this home exudes warmth, comfort, and a sense of pride. It has been exceptionally well maintained, providing a solid foundation for those looking to move straight in, update, or transform it into something truly special. The layout is practical and inviting, offering great natural light and a functional flow throughout.

Inside, you'll find three good-sized bedrooms, a central bathroom that has been tastefully updated with a new vanity and shower, and a comfortable living area that provides a welcoming space for relaxation. The kitchen is neat and tidy with ample storage and easy access to the adjoining dining area. The established gardens add charm and privacy to the property, while still leaving plenty of room for a future swimming pool or extended entertaining area. This home offers the perfect blend of character, potential, and opportunity, ready for its next chapter to begin.

Property Features:
3 bedroom, 1 bathroom, double carport, 600sqm block

• Three good-sized bedrooms
• Updated bathroom with new vanity and shower
• Comfortable living area
• Neat and tidy kitchen with ample storage and adjoining dining area
• Covered outdoor patio - ideal for morning coffees or relaxed entertaining
• Established gardens offering charm and privacy
• Generous 600m² block with plenty of room to add a swimming pool
• Well-maintained by the same owner for decades
• Functional layout with great potential to update or modernise
• Quiet, family-friendly location close to schools, shops, parks, and public transport

Additional property information;

• Vacant Possession - NO Lease
• Rental Appraisal - Approx $530 - $540 per week
• Build date - 1989
• Rates Approx - $950 per quarter, including water
• BUILDING AND PEST REPORTS AVAILABLE

Why Buy in Eagleby?
Eagleby is one of South-East Queensland's hidden gems! A suburb that offers incredible value, high rental demand, and strong growth potential. Perfectly positioned between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, Eagleby provides unmatched connectivity for both commuters and families, with easy access to the M1 motorway, major public transport routes, and key employment hubs.

The area is rapidly gaining popularity with investors and first-home buyers alike, thanks to its affordable property prices, generous block sizes, and a community-focused lifestyle. Eagleby is home to a mix of established homes and newer developments, with continued infrastructure upgrades supporting long-term capital growth.

Families are drawn to the suburb for its proximity to schools, parks, local shopping centres, and childcare facilities, while tenants love the convenience and relaxed lifestyle. With consistently strong rental yields, low vacancy rates, and high demand for dual occupancy properties, Eagleby stands out as a smart, future-proof investment choice.

Whether you're expanding your portfolio or making your first move into the property market, Eagleby offers the perfect combination of affordability, growth, and lifestyle, making it a suburb to watch and invest in with confidence.

Don't miss the opportunity to make this exceptional home your own. Contact Team Tindall today to arrange a private viewing and experience the unmatched lifestyle that awaits you!

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