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3 Bedroom Townhouse for Sale, Leas Flat, Kingston 19, Jamaica

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Type
Townhouse
Interior
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Land
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Year built
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What this listing includes

  • Fitness centre
  • Balcony
  • Kitchen
The brief

The reason to consider it.

This well-laid-out townhouse features a comfortable main level with an open concept design that includes a welcoming living room, separate dining area, a kitchen equipped with a convenient breakfast bar for casual meals and an in-house gym. The functional design maximizes both comfort and space, creating an inviting atmosphere throughout.

The upper level houses 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, offering ample space and privacy for family or guests. Each bedroom opens to a balcony that captures beautiful views of the surrounding hillside area, allowing you to start each day with refreshing scenery and gentle breezes typical of Kingston’s higher elevations.

A standout feature of this property is the spacious room on the lower level that can be converted into a self-contained studio apartment with its own private access. This versatile space presents an excellent opportunity to generate additional rental income while maintaining your privacy in the main living areas.

Located in Leas Flat, this townhouse provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle of downtown Kingston while remaining accessible to urban amenities. The quiet, scenic neighborhood offers a calm environment that’s increasingly hard to find so close to the city, making this property a valuable find for those seeking balance in their lifestyle.

With its hillside location, flexible living spaces, and income-generating potential, this 3 bedroom townhouse represents an excellent opportunity in the Jamaica real estate market. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful residential home or a smart investment with rental possibilities, this property deserves your attention.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

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