34 Torview Street

Set on a generous 733m² block in a peaceful yet highly convenient pocket of Rochedale South, this solid lowset brick residence offers an outstanding combination of comfort, functionality, and lifestyle appeal. The home features four generously sized bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes, providing flexible accommodation ideal for growing families, first-home buyers, or savvy investors seeking a low-maintenance addition to their portfolio. Entertain effortlessly under the spacious covered patio perfect for weekend gatherings, outdoor dining, or simply relaxing with family and friends all year round. A standout highlight is the large double carport, offering secure accommodation for two vehicles, a boat, or a caravan. The substantial backyard further enhances the appeal, providing ample space with excellent potential to add a granny flat (STCA). Whether you are considering multi-generational living or additional rental income, the possibilities here are impressive. Features include: Four good-sized bedrooms Functional kitchen with ample storage, large pantry, and gas cooktop Updated bathroom Tiled dining area Separate laundry Expansive backyard with excellent granny flat potential (STCA) Single lock-up garage Double carport for additional vehicles, caravan, or boat Conveniently located: 4-minute drive to Springwood Shopping Mall 4-minute drive to Rochedale State School 4-minute drive to Springwood Central State School 4-minute drive to Springwood State High School 8-minute drive to John Paul College Approximately 20 minutes to Brisbane CBD Approximately 40 minutes to the Gold Coast Positioned in a high-demand area, this property presents an exceptional chance to secure a lifestyle-focused home with strong future growth potential. Don't miss out. For further information or inspection, please contact Son Luong on 0427 889 849. "All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However we can not guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries."