Incredible Opportunity in Unbeatable Location

Jonathan Law has been entrusted to take 23 Francey Street to market, located in an unbeatable position. The highly sought-after new house and land subdivision will have first home buyers, investors and established families bursting at the seams to arrange a private inspection and start fantasising about their future. These brand-new lots offer a wide choice of fully customisable home designs, where you can let your imagination run wild, and create the house of your dreams.

Offering an unsurpassed lifestyle, Sunnybank is one of the most desired postcodes in Brisbane, surrounded by green spaces and offering easy access to well-established amenities. Local attractions include an extensive network of walking and cycling paths as well as the spectacular DM Henderson Park, with state-of-the-art equipment for the young and young-at-heart to enjoy.

Designed with family in mind, 25 Francey Street is zoned for MacGregor State School, with further educational facilities including Sunnybank State High School, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Primary School and St. Thomas More College, alongside Griffith University Nathan Campus, only 4km away.

For ease of living, a variety of shopping precincts are located within minutes, including the new multi-storey Market Square, Sunnybank Plaza, and Sunny Park. Your mind can be at ease with Sunnybank Private Hospital within walking distance, and you can visit your elderly relatives at Aveo Retirement Village. Commuters will enjoy an easy 14km journey to Brisbane CBD, with public transport options including well-serviced bus routes.

Create a sophisticated family home with inspired living spaces in this exciting location - with so many designs to choose from, to suit your budget, you'll be spoilt for choice.

Don't miss out. Contact JONATHAN LAW today on 0430 918 800

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