14-16 Walnut Court, BURPENGARY, 4505, Queensland

SOLD: Sold
Property ID: 3856531

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Property Description

Sold under the hammer!!

This acreage home has everything for everyone in the family. Set on nearly 3 acres this property will be auctioned on-site on the 10th of December @ 12pm and will be sold under the hammer.
Features include:
4 bedrooms (main with new carpet)
Ensuite & WIR
Lounge with fireplace
Timber kitchen with gas cooking
Family room
Ducted air conditioning
Crimsafe screens
Security system
Gigantic entertainment area
Tropical in ground pool
Pool room
2 bay lock-up with remote
4 bay shed with workshop, sink and 3 phase power
2 water tanks
Dam
Separate concrete driveways to the house and shed (Perfect for tradies)
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac
Minutes to rail, shops and schools
If you think this home has everything you need call us today as auction day is selling day!!.
A copy of the sustainability declaration is available from our office .

Local Suburb Information

Burpengary

Burpengary is 35km north of Brisbane's CBD, in the Moreton Bay Region local government area.

Burpengary has a population of almost 9000 and is one of the region's fastest growing residential areas. The town was initially founded as a large truck stop due to its strategic location on the M1 north of Brisbane and is still home to a functional truck weigh-bridge.

Burpengary is a predominantly blue-collar suburb, with a significant proportion of the population directly employed in a labouring or trade-related jobs.

There are three primary schools - Burpengary State School, St Eugene College and Burpengary Meadows State School. Burpengary falls within the catchment area of Narangba Valley State High School. In 2008 Burpengary's first high school, St Eugene College, was opened. At this point the secondary school comprises Year 8 and 9 with a new grade to be added each year until 2012, when the college will have about 1400 students from primary to Year 12.

Burpengary railway station provides access to regular Citytrain services to Brisbane and Ipswich, as well as Caboolture and the Sunshine Coast. Burpengary is linked regionally by Kangaroo Buslines which operates services primarily to Redcliffe and Caboolture.