Positioned on a sprawling, fully fenced and usable 5,212m² allotment, this elevated brick and tile residence delivers exceptional flexibility. Solidly built, the existing dwelling includes a granite kitchen and separate living and dining zones that open to a wraparound alfresco terrace. Four bedrooms with built-in robes, including a master with ensuite, are accompanied by a family bathroom and powder room, while outdoors includes a tiled pool for summer refreshment and established gardens. Plus, benefit from dual gated driveways that connect with the double garage, and a two-bay shed at the rear, complemented by a surplus of secure parking for caravans, boats, machinery and more.
The Highlights:
- Elevated, classic brick and tile single level home on a sprawling, usable and fully fenced 5212m2 allotment
- Room to add a granny flat for multi-generational living
- Centrally placed granite kitchen
- Large lounge with built-in bar, opens to the outdoors
- Open plan living and dining zone flows onto the poolside terrace
- Four bedrooms with built-in robes, including the master suite with ensuite
- Family bathroom plus powder room
- Wraparound alfresco terrace overlooks the sunny, fully tiled swimming pool and surrounding gardens
- Dual gated driveways: one leads to a double garage, the other to a rear two-bay shed
- Surplus of secure off-street parking for additional cars, machinery, caravans, boats and more
Nestled within a leafy, elevated pocket of Oxenford, convenience is assured with everyday essentials within easy reach. Along with easy M1 access, families will appreciate being just 1.5km from Oxenford State School and just 2km from Oxenford Village shops and services. Larger retail precinct, Westfield Helensvale, is only approx. 10 minutes from home, with golden beaches beckoning in approx. 25 minutes.
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