Located in the increasingly popular Botanic Estate of Highfields, Toowoomba, this brand-new property by Avia Homes presents an attractive investment opportunity. The high capital growth potential here is significantly augmented by the area's many amenities as well as the low maintenance nature of the property.
Built on a generous 653m2 block, the home spans a total size of 190m2, affording ample space with an efficient utility. It features:
Surrounded by picturesque landscapes of the tranquil Highfields suburb, this investment property offers access to schools, shopping centers, and recreational facilities, all within close proximity. The peaceful ambiance of the region, combined with its modern conveniences, caters to residents desiring a perfect blend of urban and suburban lifestyle.
Highfields is a stone's throw from Toowoomba's CBD, making it a draw for families and retirees who value the harmonious lifestyle, with easy access to urban facilities. Given the mild climate, beautiful parks, and high quality of life, this property offers excellent potential for rental growth and long-term capital appreciation.
Don't miss your chance to secure this incredible property in one of QLD's fastest-growing regions. Get in touch to book a free call, and let's explore the possibilities of your future investment together.
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