Description
Lot 228 Sophia 22, Stone Ridge, QLD
House and Land -
This home offers wide, bright open plan living and a large alfresco area. The kitchen is centrally located and is very attractive with a window splashback and walk-in pantry. There is also a handy study and a huge linen cupboard.
Package Features:
- 5Kw Split System A/C
- Stone Benchtops throghout
- Walk in pantry
- Dishwasher
- Semi-frameless showers
- LED lights and ceiling fans
- Concrete alfresco under roof
House Features:
- 5Kw Split System A/C
- Stone Benchtops throghout
- Walk in pantry
- Dishwasher
- Semi-frameless showers
- LED lights and ceiling fans
- Concrete alfresco under roof
Certain features such as landscaping, fencing and facade elements may be excluded. Ask your Sales Professional for details
Property Features
- House and Land
- 3 bed
- 2 bath
- 2 Parking Spaces
- Air Conditioning
- Alarm System
- Land is 448 m²
- Floor Area is 211 m²
- 2 Garage
- Secure Parking
- Study
- Dishwasher
- Split System Heating
- Split System Aircon
- Satelite
- Transit
- Bike
- Comparables
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Fast Facts about Narangba
- Population 16,000
- Median Property Price House: $440,000 Unit: $322,000
- Median Rent House: $400 PW Unit: $350 PW
- Number of schools 4
- Location 34Km north of Brisbane
Narangba is a suburb of Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia. It is located 34 km north of Brisbane.
This suburb has rural origins, but is being redeveloped as a residential suburb on the outskirts of the greater Brisbane metropolitan area. Source: Wikipedia
Narangba is a quiet, family suburb north of Brisbane with a wide range of new and established housing. Buyers interested in Narangba have a choice of traditional chamferboard and fibro homes in the older part of the suburb and brand new properties in the housing developments of Forest Ridge and Norfolk Lakes - both well-established and successful projects with ongoing stages being released onto the market. Norfolk Lakes boasts five distinctive neighbourhoods designed for first-home buyers or large families. Pole houses have views to the Glass House Mountains, while brick homes are also common. Buyers looking for a touch of rural lifestyle can still find acreage and larger home blocks on the suburb's fringe and in neighbouring Burpengary, Morayfield and Petrie. Source: REIQ
There are several primary schools in the suburb and a high school is located at nearby Dakabin. Major colleges located in adjoining suburbs include the North Brisbane Adventist College, Shaftsbury Citizenship Campus and Kolbe Catholic College. Source: REIQ
Still quite a green suburb, Morayfield is dotted with parkland and sporting fields. A lake is located in the centre of the suburb and is home to a variety of wildlife. Source: REIQ
The name Narangba possibly originated from an Aboriginal word meaning "small ridge", and that describes the area where the railway station with its associated township was situated. Earlier, it was part of an area referred to as Stoney Creek. The railway station was first called Sideling Creek Station, later renamed as Narangba. The suburb lies within the Burpengary Creek catchment area.
An award-winning Development Control Plan has resulted in major residential interest regarding the areas of Narangba and Burpengary, with infrastructure matching population growth. An industrial estate providing services required by manufacturing and general industries has taken full advantage of the shire's transport corridors, with sites on either side of the Bruce Highway. Source: Wikipedia
The suburb is well serviced by regional shopping centres located at nearby Caboolture and Morayfield. Source: REIQ
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