100 Results: Property For Sale in Logan Area, QLD (Page 5 of 5)

• Agency
• 2 Bathrooms
• 4 Bedrooms

Welcome to your dream coastal retreat! Nestled on a generous 537m2 block in an enviable location, this stunning 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers the epitome of relaxed living. With acres of council land behind and a short stroll to the tranquil waters of Tallebudgera Creek, you'll find serenity at every turn. Step inside to discover a spacious and inviting interior, seamlessly connecting the living, dining, and kitchen areas. The open-plan layout creates an ideal space for both entertaining

• Agency
• 2 Bathrooms
• 4 Bedrooms

Situated in one of Clontarf's most desirable streets, this wonderful family home has been lovingly updated front to back and is ready for you and your family. UPSTAIRS: - Near new Kitchen. - Open-plan Living / Dining. - 3 Good sized bedrooms up. - Updated vanity in the super stylish family bathroom. - Front and back decks - always a place to sit no matter what time of year! - Raked ceilings - Hardwood floors throughout. DOWNSTAIRS: - Teen retreat and its own bathroom. - Entryway. - Large Laun

• Agency
• 1 Bathroom
• 4 Bedrooms

Experience the timeless elegance of the iconic Wangarwah Station! This magnificent 1920s Queenslander offers a truly rare opportunity. With its rich history and stunning features, this property is sure to captivate. Step inside and be enchanted by the 4 spacious bedrooms, including a versatile sleepout. The large lounge room with ornate archway fretwork between the lounge and dining and lattice fretwork breezeway transom above doors provides a perfect retreat. Get cozy by the cast iron wood bu

• Agency
• 2 Bathrooms
• 4 Bedrooms

Right in the heart of one of Ipswich’s fastest growing suburbs (Deebing Heights) you will find this excellent entry-level property. Managed by our office, with a great tenant in place until November 2024 and returning $500pw in rent. This stretch of 24 purpose-built homes is a modern take on the old terrace style houses from years gone by, but with all the modern conveniences we come to expect today. Part of the Stockland masterplan for Sovereign Pocket was to offer something a little differen