All offers by Monday 17 August at 4:00pm, unless sold prior.
(The seller reserves the right to accept an offer at any time prior to the closing date.)

Welcome to Four Living Zones, A Study, and An Entertainer’s Dream Outdoors
Beautifully presenting, this well-considered family home commands the prime position on a corner block in one of Heathwood’s quieter pockets. Roughly 400sqm of building, 616sqm of land, four bedrooms, three toilets, and four living areas that include a formal sitting room, an open family and dining hall, a theatre room, and an upstairs retreat. Add a study, a stone kitchen with walk-in butler’s pantry, a north-facing balcony off the main suite, ducted air conditioning, and solar. Outside, a covered alfresco, timber entertaining deck, outdoor kitchen, and fire pit courtyard sit behind full fencing.

Highlights:
4 separate living zones plus a dedicated study can be converted to 5th Bedroom.
Enormous covered entertaining run: tiled alfresco, timber deck, outdoor kitchen, and a pebbled fire pit courtyard
Stone kitchen with a long island, gas cooktop and a butler’s pantry hidden behind glass-panelled doors
Main bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, twin-vanity ensuite and its own private balcony
Ducted air conditioning, solar panels and a fully fenced 616sqm corner block, minutes to childcare, shops, transport, and Heathwood park

Crisp rendered walls, a clipped green lawn, a timber-battened entry and warm light spilling from the balcony above. It is a facade that makes people slow down, on a corner position that gives the home breathing room on two sides.

Inside, the ground floor unfolds in polished white tile. A carpeted formal lounge under a pendant light hosts long conversations that stretch into the night, while opposite, the study sits open to the entry, a working corner at the front of the home with morning light coming through and just enough distance from the noise to get something finished.

Deeper in, the theatre room waits with the lights down. And in the middle of it all, the family and dining hall runs the width of the house, wide enough for a long table and a full lounge setting without either crowding the other.

The kitchen stretches along one side in stone and deep timber-toned joinery, its island a casual perch for cereal at seven, homework at four and a last glass of wine at nine, always within earshot of whoever is cooking. Behind it, a walk-in butler’s pantry takes the appliances, the overflow and the mess, keeping the cooking and prep area organised and tidy.

Past sliding doors, the alfresco opens straight off the family hall, tiled and shaded, with a second patio tucked beside it and a third, larger one beyond with timber decking. Roast marshmallows over the fire pit or curl up with a book in the hanging chair beneath a broad shade tree, the pebbled courtyard adds an extra layer to a backyard already built for gathering. Complete with a water feature, outdoor kitchen, and an easy-care lawn, this is the sort of backyard that quietly rearranges how your family spends its weekends.
Upstairs, a lounge separates the main bedroom from the others, offering parents a quiet luxury. A well-appointed ensuite with twin vanities and an oversized frameless shower plus an expansive walk-in robe has the master earning its place at the front of the house, opening through glass doors onto a wide north-facing balcony that overlooks the street.

Three further bedrooms sit together beyond the lounge, each carpeted, fanned and fitted with built-in wardrobes, serviced by the family bathroom and a separate toilet keeps the queue moving.

Additional features:
Ducted air-conditioning
Double remote lock-up garage with internal and external access
Dedicated laundry room
Convenient powder room on ground floor
Solar panel system

Heathwood makes daily life remarkably simple. Kidz Magic Childcare sits barely two minutes’ walk from the front gate, and Heathwood Park is a three-minute stroll away with its castle playground, sheltered barbecues, basketball court and cricket nets. Pallara State School and Pallara Early Learning Centre are a few minutes by car while Woolworths Doolandella handles the forgotten milk in about six. Forest Lake Shopping Centre, Forest Lake State High School and St John’s Anglican College all sit within roughly eight minutes, and the Logan Motorway is close enough to put the Brisbane city commute at around half an hour and the Gold Coast within genuine day-trip reach. Local restaurants cover the nights when nobody feels like cooking.

Homes of this size, in this pocket, with this much room to breathe, do not come up often. Contact Mayank Patel on 0430 402 866 today to arrange your private inspection.

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