Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac and taking up its own side of the street, this corner-block home has real street presence. The rendered exterior is clean and modern, with dark accents giving it some edge, and the elevated position means you notice the space before you've even reached the door.
Walk up the brick path and it only gets better from there.
Inside, the scale of the place becomes obvious. It's built across two levels with family life clearly in mind - plenty of shared spaces, but just as many spots to peel off on your own.
Downstairs starts with flexibility: a full bedroom and bathroom on this level work well for guests, older kids, or extended family staying over, while the large laundry and internal double garage handle the everyday practical stuff.
Keep moving through and you'll see why this house is built for entertaining. The kitchen anchors the main living area, opening onto generous everyday spaces, and there's a separate media room for movie nights, kids' shows, or watching the footy without the mess spilling into the rest of the house. Ducted air-con covers the whole place, though honestly, the doors will probably be open more often than not.
Because this is where it really opens up.
Wide bi-fold doors and sliding doors pull the living areas straight out to the covered alfresco - a large part of the ground floor basically becomes outdoor space. Long lunches happen easily here, with the pool right there, lawn beside it, and enough room for everyone to spread out without losing track of the kids.
Upstairs is for winding down - outside is for everything else
Before you head up, it's worth staying out here a bit longer.
The whole entertaining side of the house faces north, so the alfresco, pool and backyard get great light all day. Palms, established trees and garden beds line the edges, and there's genuine lawn space for kids and pets to run around on. It sits on a 737m² corner block, which is a solid amount of land, and the quiet, low-traffic setting adds an extra bit of security if you've got young kids.
Back inside, the staircase takes you up to the quieter half of the house.
Four bedrooms and the main bathroom are upstairs, separated from all the downstairs activity - a proper spot to switch off. Three bedrooms are solid family-sized rooms, and then there's the master.
The master takes up a large portion of the upper floor and feels more like its own retreat. Big walk-in robe, private ensuite, and its own balcony looking back over the pool and gardens - a good spot for a morning coffee.
Beyond the house itself, Eight-Mile Plains is genuinely convenient for family life. There's a park directly across the road, and daycare is an easy walk from the front door - worth a lot on a busy weekday morning. Westfield Mt Gravatt, Sunnybank and Market Square are all close by, and the busway plus the Pacific and Gateway motorways make getting into Brisbane CBD, the airport or the Gold Coast straightforward. You're also in the Eight-Mile Plains State School and Rochedale State High School catchments, with Redeemer Lutheran College nearby for private schooling.
Highlights:
- Quiet cul-de-sac, occupying its own side of the street
- Daycare within walking distance, park directly across the road
- Close to the M1, Gateway Motorway and Eight-Mile Plains busway for easy access to Brisbane CBD, the airport and Gold Coast
- Secure, fully fenced with excellent privacy
- Generous corner block, 737m²
- North-facing pool and alfresco, built for entertaining
- Two-level layout with real separation for growing families
Some homes simply accommodate family life. This one gives it room to grow.
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