The vendor of 50 Overlea Street, Nudgee, has offered to pay the stamp duty of whoever buys the home.
A homeowner has taken matters into her own hands, offering to pay tens of thousands in stamp duty for the person who buys her home, hoping to drive in offers faster for the property.
After just over two months on the market, Jennifer Lonton decided to add a sweetener to her home sale, offering to pay what could end up being just over $24,000 in stamp duty for the person who buys the property.
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Open plan living.
Well set up for anyone needing to work from home.
“We have decided to offer to pay the purchaser’s stamp duty in an attempt to get things moving,” she said.
The home at 50 Overlea Street, Nudgee, has been listed for sale with the owners open to offers over $860,000.
“We had the house built in 2008. The people who have inspected it all said that it looks brand new,” Mrs Lonton said. “The photos on the internet show it exactly as it is.”
Wheelchair friendly inside and out.
The master bedroom and ensuite.
The family hopes to downsize into another suburb in Brisbane’s northside after the sale.
Agent Margaret Edwards of @realty described the property as an “exceptional family home, designed with a professional couple in mind”.
She said it would “enable you to work from home in the spacious, purpose-built and fully-fitted office/study”.
The home has been set up with luxury finishes.
The home has a 324sq m internal area and an additional 54sq m external area under the roof.
It has five bedrooms, two bathrooms and a double garage on a 766sq m block.
“The extra-large garage will accommodate two 4×4 vehicles, plus workshop and hobby areas,” was how it was listed.
The property was built to be wheelchair friendly throughout including the garage. It also has solar hot water plus a solar power system, with Crimsafe security screen on all windows with glazed doors.
“This dwelling is located in a quiet street in an elevated part of Nudgee, surrounded by other quality homes. There is also a lovely park at the end of the street and direct access to the network of Brisbane bikeways.”
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