1/61 Wickham Street, Morningside

4 Beds 2 Baths 2 Cars 254 m2

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Why 1/61 Wickham Street?

Spectacular Space and Lifestyle in this Multi-Level Townhouse

Boasting a boutique lifestyle with exceptional elevation and blissful views, this 254sqm multi-level townhouse is the perfect house alternative for buyers seeking low-maintenance liveability with no compromise on space.

Spanning three spectacular floors with stunning sunshine and cross-breezes, the residence is elegantly composed to exude style, comfort and practicality with European appliances, ducted air-conditioning, plantation shutters, modern downlights, 6.6kW solar and NBN.

Blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living, the entire mid-level forms a single, sprawling oasis for relaxation and entertaining with an expansive lounge, dining area, and kitchen extending to alfresco spaces at the front and rear, basking in beautiful sunlight and cooling cross-breezes.

Providing separation from the main living level, the townhouse features a study nook, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a powder room/laundry. Three bedrooms on the top floor open to beautiful balconies, including the stylish master with a walk-in robe and ensuite. The massive fourth bedroom/media room offers privacy on the ground level alongside the secure double garage with storage space.

Buyers will love the exquisite location in this pet-friendly boutique complex within 6km of the CBD. Perfect for families, you are in the highly desirable Seven Hills State School catchment, minutes from childcare, Lourdes Hill and Churchie, and 650m from Morningside train station. The Corso, Wynnum Road, Morningside Central and Oxford Street offer cafes, dining and shopping at your fingertips, and you can enjoy hikes and wildlife spotting on the hiking trails through nearby Seven Hills Bushland Reserve.

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