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A four bedroom Cannon Hill, Queensland house has been listed for $1.14 million.
Located at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-cannon+hill-125382698" target="_blank">62 Muir Street</a>, the 471 sqm property has been redesigned over the last 12 months.
Built in 1950 it was last sold in 2014 for $565,000.
The ground floor features the living area with bamboo flooring as well as the open plan living and dining area.
The kitchen features 40mm stone benchtops, Bosch stainless steel appliances including a six burner gas stove as well as Blum soft close drawers.
From the living area the outdoors is available which has its own outdoor kitchen, complete granite benchtops and bar fridge, along with landscape gardens and swimming pool.
Upstairs are the bedrooms including the master suite with ensuite while the other bedrooms all have their own built-in robes.
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The open plan home office/study and secondary living area are also available upstairs.
The property has easy access to the CBD, Gateway Motorway and M1 as well as Cannon Hill Shopping Plaza, Homemaker Centre and public transport.
The property is offered through Place agent Chris Rice.
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Four bedroom Cannon Hill house listed for $1.14 million

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Like many young Sydneysiders, former Miss World Australia Erin Holland has bought an investment in Brisbane.
The sports presenter spent $745,000 on her Cannon Hill first home buy.
The rentvestor secured a classic elevated four-bedroom Queenslander home, held by the same family for over four decades.
“Pinch me, hard work truly pays off,” Holland posted to her 314,000 Instagram followers. “Four years ago this was just a distant dream.”
It has been quite a year for Holland, who is now engaged to Brisbane Heat cricketer Ben Cutting.
She’s been splitting her time between a Zetland rental and Cannon’s home in Hawthorne, which cost him $965,000 six years ago.
Cutting has been an active investor recently, selling his Cannon Hill new-build for $1.06 million having paid $530,000 two years ago for the building block.
Cutting’s business, Deep Backward Square Developments, is a nod to his fielding position, while Holland’s acquisition is on aptly named Princess Street.
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph. 
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