BRAND NEW LISTING FOR THE GROWING FAMILY…!
Wow! Five large bedrooms (or four plus study) in highly-sought estate – North Ridge Estate.
JUST LISTED - December 9 2009. Great unit in discreet block of three in a prime location. Featuring two bedrooms and your own lock-up garage, you are situated in a prime Redcliffe location just a brief stroll to popular Queens Beach and Scarborough’s picturesque Queens Beach North.
Click to download a brochure on this property.
Just listed is a fabulous unit in Woody Point which is on the south-eastern most point of the Redcliffe Peninsula, approximately a 30 minute drive north of Brisbane, Queensland.
Listed at only $335,000 this amazing unit offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a balcony and much more for your money.
For more information download the brochure here.
TOO LATE – ALREADY UNDER CONTRACT
Offers Over $349,000
Perfectly located close to many convenient facilities yet quiet, ultra-private & positioned to capture cool summer breezes, here’s the highset home you’ve been looking for.
Your new home is high on a hill, with a huge front & back yard making it ideal for a young family – and yes… there’s ample room for a sparkling pool if you wish…!
Looking for storage space or room to indulge your hobbies? Here’s your home…!
Some of the many features investors, first home buyers and anyone seeking a well positioned property will find attractive include:
- Three bedrooms all with easy-care polished floors
- Delightful views from a large living area
- Fully fenced allotment which means excellent privacy
- Entertaining area
- Underneath – one bathroom & car accommodation
- Well located kitchen with an ability to keep an eye on young families
- Close to all Redcliffe attractions, Peninsula Private Hospital & specialists, school, amenities, cinema, shopping
- Kippa-Ring is on the beautiful Redcliffe Peninsula, widely regarded as one of Queensland’s and Australia’s property hotspots.
Interested in learning more? Phone Brian Smith at Jan Jones Real Estate on 0406 201 909 or 07 3283 6737.
Redcliffe Peninsula Home (Clontarf) – Offers over $349,000
TOO LATE – ALREADY UNDER CONTRACT
If you are looking for a property:
· in an excellent position;
· a property you can buy now and reap the rewards from in the future…
Then look no further than this property – sellers looking at offers over $349,000.
There are three bedrooms and all feature ceiling fans to keep you cool, especially in summer. Also, you can let the cool breezes flow through with peace of mind because there are security screens throughout.
For your convenience there’s really easy access to the outside from your internal laundry, which is located beside the garage.
The spacious living room surprises and delights as does your kitchen.
With little effort indeed you may decide to update this home to reap the rewards of a well-positioned investment property or to make it truly your own.
About the Land
Well we’re talking position, position, position here as you’re only a stroll away from the beach, shops, medical centre and schools. Plus, you’ve got easy access to the Houghton Highway bridge, the international airport and Brisbane’s CBD.
The lovely gardens on your 582m2 property provide shade to the home and creates a cool, refreshing ambience – just wonderful all year round and an absolute joy in summer!
The backyard has ample room for a dog to run or kids to play. Car accommodation is taken care of with both a single lock-up garage – which is attached to the home – plus a single lock-up colourbond garage down the side.
And there’s space on each side of your home allowing access for any backyard projects.
What to do now
If you recognize the incredible opportunity this property represents, please Brian Smith today on 0406 201 909.
I’m still seeing some agents using the tired ol’ phrase, “won’t last long” when referring to a house they have for sale.
Of course, what they really mean is, they believe the home will sell quickly.
When I read their ad stating the home “won’t last long” I think the property must be about to collapse in a falling heap of dust. What do you think?
Trust me, you’ll never get me saying a house “won’t last long”…!
I’ve just listed a fantastic property for sale, just 300 metres from the water.
Brilliant property for sale now. Must be seen...! 43 Elizabeth Avenue, Clontarf.
TOO LATE – ALREADY UNDER CONTRACT
43 Elizabeth Avenue, Clontarf is in a brilliant location so come along and see what all the fuss is about this coming Saturday, 7th November from noon until 12.30pm.
This home is simply a sensational property, as any wise investor or first home buyer will attest – and the demand is expected to be high.
First time on the market in over 50 years, this home has been lovingly cared for and all you need to do is come in, add your own style and personality and be rewarded…!
There are 3 good-sized bedrooms, two of them with air-conditioning and the main features built-in mirrored robes.
A real bonus is the separate powered & air-conditioned office.
Stroll to the Medical Centre, eateries, post office and IGA supermarket.
Primary and secondary schools are nearby as are soccer and baseball fields.
The bus stop is almost right at your door – how fantastic is that?
43 Elizabeth Avenue, Clontarf is only 300 metres to the water.
Visit the ‘blog’ at www.JanJones.com.au/blog to learn mor. It’s being launched to the market at $299,000 but remember – this is one white-hot property! We’re expecting it to be competitively sought-after. In other words, we wouldn’t be surprised if offers come in well over the $300k to secure it.
Who’s Lilly? I’ve posted a stunning photo of Lilly – the newest team member at Jan Jones Real Estate on the blog at www.JanJones.com.au/blog . Ok, she’s our mascot puppy – and she truly is an adorable addition to the office…! Talk about ‘hitting it off’ with visitors here!
Well, real estate is humming along on the Redcliffe Peninsula and surrounding areas. I’ve just posted our Open Homes for this coming weekend (Sat. 17th October ‘09) on the Jan Jones Real Estate blog at www.JanJones.com.au/blog .
Well my laptop finally is about to near the end of its natural life. Since buying it brand-new in about 2000 I’ve taken the HP standard-install system off, re-installed it (complete with a very buggy version of WordPerfect – and I was a big WordPerfect fan too), have installed and re-installed Windows XP several times and even at one stage set it up to dual-boot with XP in conjunction with an earlier version of Ubuntu.
To be fair, the only problem today with the aforementioned laptop is that it is getting noisier by the minute, getting much, much slower by the minute (or was… read on…!), and the screen keeps ‘burning up’ – it literally becomes overcome in grey-smokey pixels until it turns a purpley-grey colour then stops responding until you ’shake’ the screen to bring it back to life. Hook the laptop up to a monitor and that problem goes away.
Anyway for fear of it grinding to a complete halt, I’ve backed up all the data and taken the entire system off – and installed Ubuntu Hardy Heron.
Blimey. I listened (again) to someone who was raving on about the many benefits of Linux… but it honestly became a right royal pain in the whatever… when trying to get my wireless network card to talk to anything… became a right royal pain in the whatever trying to connect to the printer… generally speaking it became a nightmare but….
Now I have it set up and it’s just a plaything for me now. Browse the web a little. Use OpenOffice.org (the open-source and excellent alternative to Microsoft Office that I’m familiar with because I use it in Windows already) and that’s about it.
But if anyone says Linux is easy to set up out of the box and even easier than installing MS stuff I’d reckon they must be uber-geek. I’m geeky just not THAT geeky to pretend that a grandmother or five-year old could use it.
Do I love Ubuntu? Mmmmm. As I said earlier, it’s a bit of a plaything for now for me. Perhaps down the track I can give you a definitive answer on that. To be honest – I do love the concept – and I certainly love the new speed of the computer which is obviously due in part to what I am led to understand should be a leaner, meaner operating system than Windows anyway… combined with the fact there is now a comparatively free hard drive to play with… So it oughtta be quicker. Love that. And I think I’ll get to ‘love linux’.
One thing I should add though is… before installing Ubuntu this time, I tried, and tried and tried and tried over and over and over and over to install OpenSuse 10. Kept shutting down at the same point and no amount of Googling or searching otherwise proved helpful. So at least I can definitively say I prefer Ubuntu to OpenSuse…!!
