Light, height, and a little bit of character
Hamptons style has always had a way of making a home feel welcoming, but here it has been given a fresher, more relaxed interpretation.
Crisp weatherboard detailing, a soft white and cream palette, and a clean-lined double garage give the facade its coastal character, without leaning too heavily into the theme. It feels modern, easy, and considered, with a broad timber front door adding just the right amount of warmth.
Step inside and the scale changes almost immediately.
A soaring void rises above the entrance, drawing natural light through both levels and giving the arrival a sense of height that catches you slightly by surprise. High above, a circular porthole window is a playful little detail, bringing character to an otherwise beautifully neutral interior. With 2.7-metre ceilings across both floors, ducted air-conditioning, ceiling fans, and LED downlights, that light and airy feeling continues well beyond the entry.
Timber-look flooring leads into the everyday heart of the home, where living, dining and kitchen spaces come together with an easy, open rhythm. The kitchen keeps things clean and contemporary with white cabinetry below, timber-look cabinetry above for warmth and texture, and an island bench that naturally becomes part prep space, part breakfast stop and part conversation zone.
A walk-in pantry keeps the practicalities tucked away, while the adjoining laundry and internal access from the double garage make day-to-day family life refreshingly straightforward.
Made for the everyday, with room to switch off
Slide open the doors and the living spaces continue outdoors beneath a generous covered alfresco. It is an easy extension of the home and exactly where summer evenings should end, with dinner on the barbecue, something cold in hand and the kids still making the most of the grassed backyard.
Upstairs, carpet softens the mood and gives the sleeping quarters their own sense of retreat. Four bedrooms include a privately appointed master suite with walk-in robe and ensuite, accompanied by the main family bathroom.
Importantly, this level is not simply somewhere to sleep. A second family living area gives everyone another place to spread out, while the dedicated study nook creates a useful homework or work-from-home zone without sacrificing a bedroom.
Then there is Rochedale itself. One of Brisbane's newer residential pockets, it has quickly established a strong family identity through modern streetscapes, local parks, schools and excellent connectivity. Rochedale State High School is remarkably close, with Redeemer Lutheran College also within walking distance, while Rochedale Village and Rochedale Markets keep shopping, dining and everyday essentials nearby.
For travel further afield, easy access to the Pacific and Gateway motorways opens up straightforward connections towards Brisbane CBD, the airport and both the northern and southern corridors. The CBD sits approximately 18 kilometres away, giving you suburban breathing room without feeling removed from the city.
Highlights
- Modern 2 years old Hamptons-inspired style with an easy-care, low-maintenance design made for effortless everyday living
- Rochedale State School and Rochedale State High School catchments
- Westfield Mt Gravatt within easy reach for major retail, dining and entertainment
- Nearby access to Eight Mile Plains transport connections and the Southeast Busway
- Local green spaces include Pask Family Park, Fischer Family Park and Kev Vanstone Park
Fresh, functional, and full of natural light, this is modern Rochedale family living with just enough Hamptons charm to give it a personality of its own.
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