10/100 Lockrose Street, Mitchelton

If you're in the market for a quality low maintenance property or a home you can downsize into while upgrading your lifestyle, this single level garden villa will make an instant impression. It features bright interiors, generous proportions and enjoys a great location that's within a stroll to the train station and all the attractions that make Mitchelton such a popular place to live.

The interior is very well sized with spacious lounge and dining areas plus a tastefully appointed kitchen with gas cooktop and a leafy outlook over the backyard. A fully fenced courtyard offers a private space to entertain and features a sheltered dining patio and easy to manage landscaped garden.

Three double bedrooms all have built-ins and include a master with ensuite, plus there is a separate study area, air conditioning and an automatic lock-up garage with internal access.

This superb townhome has the feeling of living in a house yet comes with all the ease of strata living. It sits in a leafy street location within a stroll to local parks, schools and bus transport, with easy access to Blackwood Street.

Features Include:
• A well-proportioned three-bedroom garden villa
• Generous living and dining areas and a neat gas kitchen
• Sheltered BBQ patio and easy-care landscaped garden
• Three bedrooms with built-ins plus a study area
• Lock-up garage plus a garden shed around the side
• Air conditioning, full main bathroom and ensuite
• A quality complex with low body corporate fees
• Easy walking distance to the heart of Mitchelton

Location
• 400m to Fenwick Park
• 500m to Mitchelton State High School
• 850m to Blackwood Street Restaurant and Cafe Precinct
• 1.1km to Mitchelton Train Station
• 1.3km to Gaythorne RSL
• 1.5km to Brookside Shopping Centre and Bus Station
• 2.1km to the Great Western Super Shopping Centre
• 2.4km to Arana Plaza

Phone Michael Mills on 0407 963 824 for more information or to arrange a private viewing.

Mitchelton also hosts the popular Jan Powers Farmers Markets in Blackwood Street on the first Sunday of each month which for locals, is a regular event on the calendar.