47 Keith Street

Opportunities of this scale and versatility are rarely offered to the market. Set on an expansive 1.01-hectare parcel, 47 Keith Street Bundamba presents a unique lifestyle and income-producing opportunity in the heart of Bundamba. Currently operating as a successful guava farm, this versatile acreage combines business potential, flexible living arrangements, and peaceful semi-rural surroundings all within close proximity to local amenities. Property Features: Expansive 1.01-hectare allotment Successful guava farm with established income potential Two separate multi-purpose dwellings on one title Peaceful semi-rural setting surrounded by mature trees and open space Convenient location close to schools, shops, and public transport Close proximity to Bundamba Creek, ideal for fishing and outdoor recreation Opportunity to catch flathead and crabs nearby Main Multi-Purpose Dwelling: Four generous multi-purpose rooms with built-in robes Spacious open-plan living and dining area Air-conditioned living space Well-appointed kitchen with electric cooktop, oven, and ample storage Full bathroom Functional layout suitable for a range of uses (STCA) Second Multi-Purpose Dwelling: Two multi-purpose rooms with built-in robes Open-plan living area Attached kitchen with cooktop Full bathroom Additional Features: 6.6kW solar system Rainwater tank Built-in robes to all multi-purpose rooms Expansive open-plan layouts with flexible configurations Excellent future potential (STCA) Bonus Inclusions: Ute included in the sale Ride-on lawn mower included Farming equipment and irrigation system included Owner willing to assist the new owner with farm operations Introduction to wholesalers and Asian grocery store contacts provided Outgoings: Council rates approximately $450-$500 per quarter Water rates approximately $100-$150 per quarter Contact Bella and Litsa today to arrange your inspection. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.