Offered for the first time in over fifty years, the well-preserved family home at 21 McCormack Avenue, Ashgrove offers buyers a comfortable post-war residence as is or alternatively the option to renovate or knock down and rebuild. 

Place Newmarket agents Matthew Jabs and Ross Armstrong are auctioning the property on Saturday 27th February at 4.30pm. 

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Mr Jabs said the property has attracted a high level of interest adding, “we’ve already received a number of early offers and are expecting between 10 and 20 genuine bidders at the auction.

“The well-constructed home is in one of Brisbane’s most coveted suburbs and represents an exceptional opportunity to secure a quality piece of real estate on the doorstep of the CBD and near the city’s most exclusive schools,” he said.

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The property is set on a 607 square metre site and features a prized north-facing and elevated position.

Built by the owner in the 1960s, the home is constructed of bessa brick, concrete and timber weatherboard with the floorplan offering living and dining rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a downstairs rumpus room. 

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Surrounded by quality million dollar homes the property overlooks parkland with city views from the backyard.

To view the listing with more information click here. 

For more information contact the agents Matthew Jabs and Ross Armstrong of Place Newmarket via the contact form below. 

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