Proudly presenting 35 Meilandt Street, Wynnum (also known as 50 Claymeade Street, Wynnum).

Beautifully renovated and positioned on a spacious corner block, this home offers modern comfort and lifestyle appeal in one of Brisbane's best-performing regions. Thoughtfully updated throughout, it's ready to move straight in and enjoy, with every convenience just moments away.

At the heart of the home, the brand-new kitchen connects to the open-plan living and dining areas and extends to the covered balcony. The new bathroom continues the same high-quality finish, meaning all the hard work has already been completed for its new owners.

Downstairs features a large multipurpose rumpus room, ideal as a second living space, home office or teenagers' retreat. Completing this level are an internal laundry, generous storage options, workshop and a secure double garage.

Outdoors, the newly updated entertaining area provides the perfect setting for weekend barbecues, family gatherings or quiet evenings relaxing in the open air. The spacious yard offers plenty of room for children and pets to play, with potential for future additions such as a pool or shed (STCA). The wide corner position enhances accessibility and street presence, while side access adds to the property's overall functionality.

Location Highlights

Ideally positioned, the home enjoys a Wynnum address close to everything the Bayside is known for:

• Just minutes to the Wynnum-Manly waterfront with its cafés, restaurants, walking trails and weekend markets

• 500 metres to Wynnum North train station and nearby bus stops

• 2-minute drive to Iona College and within easy reach of other quality schools and childcare options

• 4-minute drive to Wynnum central with Woolworths, Coles, specialty stores, services and dining

• Quick access to the Gateway Motorway for easy travel to the CBD and airport

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.