23 Bronte Place, Parkinson, Qld 4115

A cul-de-sac address, a poolside alfresco zone, and a suburb that genuinely feels like home - this one's all about easy living with style. Recently refreshed, the interiors boast a modern warmth with new timber-look flooring and revamped kitchen and bathrooms that look as good as they work. This is the kind of house where you can unpack and unwind without needing to lift a finger.

The heart of the home opens up to the big-ticket features: a sparkling pool and spacious alfresco entertaining zone - ready for birthdays, weekend BBQs or simply catching your breath after school drop-off. And with multiple living spaces and five generous bedrooms, everyone has their own corner to retreat to.

Parkinson is one of those rare suburbs that delivers on everything: community, convenience and calm. The kids will love the local park (with actual kids and friendly parents in it!), while you'll appreciate the proximity to top schools, shops, and commuter routes. It's no wonder it's so highly recommended by locals.

YOU'LL LOVE . . .

- New kitchen & bathrooms - Modern upgrades that make daily life easy

- Timber-look flooring throughout - Durable, stylish, and low maintenance

- Four bedrooms, multiple living zones - Room for everyone to spread out

- Pool & large alfresco - Summer-ready and built for entertaining

- Quiet cul-de-sac - Safe and serene, with a real sense of neighbourhood

- Family-focused suburb - Parks, playgrounds, and community spirit

- Great schools nearby - Stretton State College Catchment

INSIDER'S SECRET . . .

If you've never lived in Parkinson before, wait until you take an evening walk - the streets are peaceful, neighbours wave hello, and there's a real 'we belong here' feeling. Once you're in, you won't want to leave.

Contact Eric Li on 0425 564 877 today! 

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