22 Pashen Street, Morningside QLD 4170

Dual-living layout on 506m² | North-rear aspect | Shaded parking & sheds | School-catchment position This is a genuinely flexible two-level house, not just a family home with extra rooms. Two kitchens, two living areas, and bathrooms on each floor support multi-generational living or a separate workspace. The north-rear orientation gives the backyard good light and makes the deck and patio usable for extended entertaining. Beyond the double carport, the gated side access and two powered sheds provide rare storage for a boat, trailer, or caravan—a practical advantage many Morningside houses lack. With solid school-catchment appeal and a 506m² block, it suits buyers who need space, parking, and layout adaptivity over pure polish. The flood overlay is the primary due-diligence concern and should be checked thoroughly before auction day. The dual-living configuration may also need council approval confirmation—it is marketed as capable, but that does not guarantee compliance. Auction pricing adds uncertainty, and the final result will depend on how many buyers value this specific flexibility over a more conventional home. The buyer report should test whether the flood overlay and approval status affect the property’s functional value or resale options.