Set in the established Macquarie Downs Estate, 4 Beaver Crescent offers a well proportioned family home on a generous 600m² block, designed with comfort, practicality and everyday living in mind. With multiple living spaces, thoughtful bedroom separation and a functional layout, the home suits families, couples or investors seeking a reliable property in a quiet, convenient location.
Inside, the home opens with a wide hallway that immediately introduces its sense of space. To the right, the master bedroom occupies its own private position, complete with a walk in robe and ensuite. Its separation from the main living zones gives the owners a defined retreat. Adjacent is a second bedroom that lends itself well to a home office, nursery or guest room.
Further into the property, the layout expands into the central living areas. The kitchen features generous bench space, modern appliances, a dishwasher and well planned cabinetry, positioned beside the dining area to support daily routines and family meals. A separate lounge room sits close by, offering a second living zone that's ideal for families who appreciate versatility whether it's for relaxing, hosting guests or creating a quieter space away from the main hub. Two additional bedrooms are positioned in their own wing toward the rear of the home, serviced by the main bathroom, separate toilet and laundry. The bedroom layout is deliberately arranged to balance privacy and functionality for households of all sizes.
Moving outdoors, the property continues to add value. A covered outdoor area flows directly from the main living space, providing a practical extension of the home. It's well suited for outdoor dining, weekend gatherings or simply enjoying the yard in shade. The backyard is fully fenced, level and private, offering room for children, pets or future landscaping without overwhelming maintenance. A garden shed provides additional storage, and the double lock up garage with internal access enhances everyday convenience.
Positioned close to Town Square Redbank Plains and only a short drive from Orion Springfield Central, the home offers easy access to supermarkets, retail, dining and essential services. Schools, childcare, sporting facilities and parks sit nearby, making the address highly practical for families. Commuting is supported by nearby bus routes along with Springfield Central and Goodna train stations for direct travel to Brisbane. Major road links connect the area to Ipswich, Springfield, the Centenary Motorway and the Cunningham Highway.
4 Beaver Crescent brings together space, comfort and a highly functional design in a well regarded estate offering a strong option for families or investors looking for a dependable, well located home with room to grow.
Highlights
* Set on a 600m² block in Macquarie Downs Estate
* Private master bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite
* Second bedroom near master, ideal for office, nursery or guests
* Two additional bedrooms in their own rear wing
* Modern kitchen with generous bench space and ample storage
* Dining area positioned beside the kitchen for daily convenience
* Separate lounge room providing a second living space
* Covered outdoor entertaining area
* Fully fenced, level and private backyard
* Garden shed for added storage
* Double lock up garage with internal access
* Minutes to Town Square Redbank Plains and Orion Springfield Central
* Close to schools, childcare, parks and sporting facilities
* Easy access to Springfield Central and Goodna train stations
* Quick connections to Ipswich, Springfield and major motorways
Listing Agent: Josh Shaw
NGU Real Estate Ipswich & Ripley
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