The kind of home that unfolds as you go
There is an ease to this home before you have even stepped through the door. A crisp rendered facade, soft grey roofline and double garage are framed by neat lawns and clipped hedging, giving the whole arrival a clean, modern simplicity. Nothing excessive. Nothing demanding. Just a home that feels beautifully settled in its surrounds.
Step through the front door and the sense of space begins almost immediately. A wide entrance moves through a short hallway before opening into an unexpectedly generous gallery-like space, almost a room in its own right. It gives the arrival breathing room and creates a natural pause before the home continues to unfold.
A study or fifth bedroom sits near the front, giving work, guests, or older children a space away from the main living zones. Continue through and the home's private quarters take shape, with three further bedrooms, the family bathroom, separate WC and dedicated laundry thoughtfully positioned along the way.
At the end, the fifth bedroom, the main suite enjoys a little more separation. Generous in scale, it comes with a large walk-in robe and an ensuite with a spa bath, creating a private retreat tucked away from the more social parts of the home.
Halfway through the home the floorplan takes an interesting turn.
A curved wall gently leads you into the main living spaces, softening the transition while bringing a subtle piece of design flair to the interior. It is a simple detail, but an effective one. The curve draws you around rather than sending you straight through, and from here the home opens right up.
Plenty of room to come together, and enough to spread out
Living, dining and kitchen share a broad open-plan setting, with the kitchen holding its place naturally at the centre. Stone benchtops, quality European appliances, a generous island, and walk-in pantry make it as practical as it is polished, with plenty of room for the everyday rush as well as the slower moments in between.
And there is still more beyond.
At the rear, a separate family room complete with its own bar creates another place entirely to settle in. Across three separate living areas, the home gives family life room to move. Dinner around the table, homework at the island, a movie in one room and conversation continuing in another. Everyone can be together without having to be in the same place.
Outside follows the same relaxed approach. The living spaces extend to an alfresco, deck and gazebo, giving outdoor life a few different settings rather than a single place to gather. The gardens are easy to care for, the yard is fully fenced and the overall emphasis remains exactly where it should be: on enjoying the home rather than constantly maintaining it.
Ducted air-conditioning, feature lighting, solar panels, and a double garage add to the everyday comfort, while the single-level design keeps life refreshingly uncomplicated.
Calamvale makes things equally easy beyond the front gate. Parks, shopping, dining, and everyday services are all close at hand, with the property positioned within the confirmed Calamvale Community College Prep to Year 12 state school catchment. Compton Road, Beaudesert Road, and the Logan Motorway also provide convenient connections across Brisbane's southside and beyond.
Additional Highlights:
- 6.6 kws solar system
- Walking distance to Calamvale Market Place
- Short walking distance to bus stops on Honeysuckle Way
- Single level home with high ceiling, low maintenance living
- Three distinct living areas offer exceptional flexibility for families
- Secure double garage with direct internal access
- Copia Street Park adding green space close to home
- Established Calamvale position with excellent access to surrounding amenities
Generous without being high maintenance, modern without trying too hard, this is a home that makes family life feel wonderfully easy.
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