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A Norman Park dual level family home with views across the Brisbane River and city skyline has hit the market with over $2.9 million hopes. 
The property with dual street frontage has been listed by Sarah Hackett and Ally Edmonds from Place Bulimba.
Nestled on a 671 square metre allotment, the riverside home at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-norman+park-124800278" target="_blank">37 Wendell Street </a>is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac position and surrounded by million dollar homes.
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The ground level comes with grand family room with high ceilings, private entertaining area, ensuited bedroom, and additional two bedrooms.
The top level comprises formal dining and living area, front balcony, gourmet kitchen and master retreat with river and city vistas.
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There is a roof area with a party/viewing deck.
It is located moments away from schools, shops and other amenities and 1.5 kilometres to the CBD .
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Norman Park riverside trophy home listed for $2.9 million

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A former church located in Norman Park has been sold to a local developer for $1.4 million.
The property located at 68 Longfellow Street (pictured above) was purchased by Contracting Solutions QLD Pty Ltd, in a deal through Robert Dunne and Tim Packman of Savills.
The 1,215sq m inner Brisbane property attracted strong enquiry, with 91 parties expressing their interest during the marketing campaign.
Packman said the property attracted predominately property developers and childcare operators.
Restrictions prevented the property from being completely developed.
The property is zoned Low Medium Residential.
However Contracting Solutions are set to seek subdivision of the property into three lots to develop the property to its permitted potential.
“The solution for the buyer is to retain part of the church and conduct a high-end refurbishment as one lot, and sub-divide the remaining land into another two lots with the potential to build to three storeys,” Packman said.
The property is located 6.5km from the CBD.
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Vacant former Norman Park church has sold to a developer

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 A tightly held block of flats at Norman Park has sold for the first time in three decades.
The solid brick commercial investment fetched $1.43 million at its auction which saw nine registered bidders.
It last traded for $115,000 in 1988.
Set on 810 square metres with city views, the block comprises four two bedroom apartments, each with a car space.
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They sold tenanted at a combined $1,160 a week, or $60,320 per annum. There is no body corporate therefore no body corporate fees.
Place Bulimba Sarah Hackett marketed the McIlwraith Avenue property as an 'unmissable opportunity'.
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Norman Park block of flats sells over reserve

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Wallabies back-rower Sean McMahon is offloading his two bedroom investment apartment in Norman Park.
The 23 year old, who has played 17 tests for the Wallabies since his debut in 2014, paid $629,000 for the apartment off the plan last year
Finished earlier this year, the 108 sqm apartment in the boutique Mosaic development is being marketed by Ray White New Farm agent Meaghan Bakker.
Two bedroom units are currently selling in the building from anywhere between $630,000 to $662,000.
McMahon said he is selling because he is moving to Japan early next year after being linked to a club in their Top League.
He currently plays for the Melbourne Rebels in the Super Rugby.
This article first appeared in the Weened Australian Mansion Australia section.
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