Auction // Saturday 9th May, On Site at 4:00pm
Defined by magnificent proportions, stunning European elegance, and lavish finishes, this luxurious residence displays an uncompromising commitment to excellence and effortless, low-maintenance living.
Enviably situated in a private secluded street, it delivers the ultimate executive family lifestyle, with a welcoming gallery featuring extra high ceilings, polished stone floors, state of the art gourmet kitchen with marble benches, premium Miele appliances, a butler's pantry and an exceptionally spacious living and dining room.
The living spaces extend seamlessly out to an expansive covered al fresco terrace, overlooking the deep private landscaped garden with a stunning in-ground solar heated pool.
Property Features:
- 6 bedrooms, including master with private balcony, walk-in robe, and ensuite
- Open-plan living and dining areas flowing effortlessly to the alfresco terrace and sparkling pool
- Gourmet kitchen featuring stone benchtops, Miele appliances, and walk-in pantry
- Additional bedroom downstairs perfect for a media room, home office or teenage retreat
- In-ground solar heated pool with water feature, set within a fully fenced, low-maintenance yard
- Double garage with additional storage, with air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout
In addition to its impressive design, this home delivers a lifestyle second to none - it offers both convenience and community, perfectly positioned within walking distance of Clayfield's leading schools, cafés, and Harris Farm Markets. With the train station minutes away, and the Brisbane Airport less than a 10-minute drive, it combines peaceful suburban living with seamless city access. It is also within close proximity to Oriel Park and Racecourse Road precincts.
This is a rare opportunity to secure a premium property in one of Clayfield's most sought-after pockets!
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