22 Herald Street

What you see: A beautifully presented, move-in-ready home offering generous proportions, a functional layout and an expansive backyard with ample side access. Fully air-conditioned throughout and thoughtfully designed for everyday living. The perfect blend of comfort, practicality and future potential. What we see: A home that grows with you. Whether you're purchasing your first home, downsizing without compromise or securing a smart investment, 22 Herald Street offers the space to enjoy today and the flexibility to create even more tomorrow. At the heart of the home is a well-appointed kitchen, centred around a large island bench that provides the perfect space and storage. Complete with a private outlook across the flat and fully fenced backyard, it's a space designed for both everyday living and entertaining. A thoughtfully designed floorplan featuring a separate dining area, three queen-sized bedrooms, and a practical two-way bathroom completed with a bathtub and separate toilet. Outside is where this property truly shines. Set on a generous, fully fenced block with ample side access, there's room for boats, caravans and the rest, while still leaving plenty of space for children and pets to play. For those looking ahead, there's exciting potential to add a shed, swimming pool or even a secondary dwelling (STCA), allowing you to maximise both lifestyle and value. Everything else: Three well-proportioned bedrooms, two with built in robes Air-conditioned throughout Spacious kitchen with ample bench space and storage Functional two-way bathroom with bathtub and separate toilet Expansive, fully fenced backyard Wide side access gates Generous block with scope for a shed, pool or secondary dwelling (STCA) | Rental Appraisal: $640-$660 per week | | Build Year: 1994 | Disclaimer: The material and information contained in this marketing are for general information purposes only. Professionals does not accept responsibility and disclaims all liability for any errors or inaccuracies contained herein. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.