77 Normanby Crescent

Positioned within the sought-after North Harbour community, 77 Normanby Crescent presents an outstanding opportunity to secure a quality home in one of Burpengary East's fastest-growing locations. Whether you're looking to invest now with the flexibility to move in later, or add a quality property to your portfolio, this home offers the perfect combination of lifestyle, convenience and long-term appeal. Designed for modern living, the home features light-filled interiors, a functional floorplan and seamless indoor-outdoor flow, creating a comfortable space for both everyday living and entertaining. Property Features - Four carpeted bedrooms with wardrobes - Main bedroom complete with walk-in robe, private ensuite and split-system air conditioning - Two well-appointed bathrooms - Dedicated media room - Open-plan kitchen, living and dining area - Modern kitchen with freestanding gas cooktop and oven, dishwasher and plumbed fridge - Split-system air conditioning to the main living area - Ceiling fans throughout - Double remote garage with internal access - Fully fenced, low-maintenance yard - Garden shed - NBN connected Investment Information - Currently tenanted until February 2027 at $660 per week Conveniently Located Nearby Schools - Morayfield East State School 2.9km - Morayfield State High School 4.1km - Burpengary State Secondary College 6.1km Shopping - Burpengary East Shopping Centre 3.2km - Heritage Plaza Shopping Centre 6.4km - Westfield North Lakes - 16.2km Healthcare & Transport - Caboolture Hospital 7.2km - Morayfield Train Station 6.7km - Highway Entry - 2.6km Parks & Recreation - North Harbour Dog Park 280m - Village Park 450m For more information, contact the Tiffany Warren & Adam Cini Team on 0411 197 761. Facebook: Movement Realty Instagram: @movement_realty Disclaimer: All information contained herein has been gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and accept no responsibility for any errors or omissions. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries