11/32-48 Queen Street, Beaconsfield NSW 2015

Rare double-brick townhouse | 145sqm internal on strata | oversized garage with internal access | tree-lined village pocket near Green Square This townhouse presents a strong buying case for those seeking inner-city space without apartment compromise. The double-brick construction and 145sqm internal area are unusual for a strata-titled townhouse, giving genuine house-like volume. The oversized garage with internal access removes a common friction point in terrace living. The renovated kitchen with gas cooking, spotted gum flooring, and bi-fold doors to a sunny courtyard create a layout that works for daily living and entertaining. The master balcony with plantation shutters adds private outdoor extension. For a buyer wanting a quiet, green setting within walking distance to Green Square Station and The Cannery precinct, this property competes well against newer apartments that lack comparable square footage and solid construction. The main risk is the strata arrangement: shared lot and quarterly fees of $850 may limit future capital growth compared to freehold houses, and the 2021 purchase price is unknown, so current pricing must be tested against recent Beaconsfield sales. The bathroom with bathtub and underfloor heating is a lifestyle plus but adds maintenance cost. The lower ground storage is useful but may feel disconnected. The opportunity lies in holding this property as a low-maintenance city base or rental, given its position near transport and employment hubs. Buyers should verify the exact floor area discrepancy and inspect for any strata restrictions on alterations. Use this townhouse for its space and location, not for speculation on land value uplift.