Sitting on just over half an acre, this very modern home is located just a few minutes from the beach and Boat Ramp. It is the ultimate lifestyle mix where the saying Work Hard- Play Hard really comes to life.
The house was built 9 years ago, with the eye of an interior designer and the precision of a master builder.
That said, if you cannot see the value in a shed big enough to house a small commercial factory, you will probably not buy it. This is a beauty. If you are a keen fisherman, as is most of the community in Kurrimine Beach, you will love the high clearance and clearspan, along with the sheer depth of the building. This will house half a dozen game boats. If you own a large top-of-the-range caravan, as do many in Kurrimine Beach, you won't need to worry about the height, width or depth. Collect cars, planes or motorbikes, no worries. Tradie... you will be in love. With a third of the floor area featuring a mezzanine, multiple access points, 16 KW of solar, including three-phase. Talk about shed envy.
To keep everyone happy, we have a large 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom family home with multiple living areas, including a media room with a full cinema experience. The fitout is top of the range. Starting with the kitchen, you have stone waterfall benchtops around a large family-friendly island bench. Modern dark subway tiles make the stainless steel appliances pop. The proper butler's pantry hides away the work zone and provides huge storage options. The bathrooms feature stone benchtops, a luxurious tub with drop pendants and textured tiles. Wall-hung vanities and on-trend tapware. The master has a very large walk-in robe and a generous ensuite of the same high standard. Modern Air conditioning throughout controls the temperature, and Mother Nature pays for it by way of the massive solar plant.
The yard is landscaped and fully fenced with a sliding gate. The property is surrounded by farmland, so beyond the half-acre block, there is a great feeling of space. Normally, when one side of the family has invested in a designer home, the shed is a compromise or vice versa. Not the case here. Both are extraordinary.
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