Quiet from the kerb, considered from the moment you step inside
There is something particularly appealing about a low maintenance home with high quality finishes. Set high within a quiet cul-de-sac, this stairless residence makes its first impression with its light brickwork, a Monument Colorbond roof and fencing, a warm timber-look garage door and a neat, contemporary entrance framed by twin pillars. It is polished, private and refreshingly low-key from the street.
Step inside and the proportions immediately lift the experience. Built in 2016, 2.7-metre ceilings carry throughout, giving the interiors an openness that feels generous without losing the warmth of a family home.
The main bedroom claims its own position near the entrance, deliberately removed from the remaining bedrooms. A walk-in robe and ensuite complete the retreat, while the home's three additional bedrooms are grouped separately towards the rear and serviced by the main bathroom.
The floorplan gets the everyday details right, too. A separate powder room means guests need never wander into the family's bathroom, while a second lounge or media room can be closed away when movie night calls, or simply when everyone needs a little space of their own.
Beyond, the home opens into its central living and dining zone. This is where those extra ceiling heights really earn their keep, creating volume overhead while sliding doors draw the outside into view. At its centre, the kitchen brings some welcome substance, anchored by an island with an impressive 120mm benchtop and backed by a walk-in pantry that keeps the working side of the kitchen neatly out of sight.
Big on living, brilliantly low on maintenance
Outside, the usual weekend workload has essentially been edited out.
Astro turf, extensive concrete surrounds and secure fencing make the block incredibly easy to maintain, leaving more time to actually enjoy it. There is room for children to ride bikes and scooters around the property, while gated side access creates a useful private stretch for extra vehicles or recreational toys. Boats, jet skis, caravans and camper trailers all have somewhere to go.
That practicality continues out front, where a rendered fence and Monument-toned gates tie the exterior together, while a generous driveway adds further off-street parking.
And while the property itself asks very little of you, its setting gives plenty back. With Palm Lakes parkland behind and walking trails nearby, there is a welcome sense of greenery beyond the fence. Eagleby's wetlands, parks and river landscapes add another layer to the outdoor lifestyle, while local shops, schools, sporting facilities and the aquatic centre keep the everyday essentials within easy reach.
With retail and transport hubs close by, including rail connections towards Brisbane and the Gold Coast, while convenient access to the M1 places the home in an amazingly convenient locale wherever the direction .
It is an easy equation: more room to live, more places to put everything, and far less of your weekend spent maintaining it.
Highlights
- No-through-traffic cul-de-sac position
- Additional hardstand space ideal for a caravan, boat, trailer or extra vehicle
- Split system air-conditioning for year-round comfort
- Oversized double garage with excellent additional storage potential
- Eagleby sits between the Logan and Albert Rivers, placing recreation and natural landscapes firmly on the local agenda
For those who like their homes spacious, polished and practical, but their weekends decidedly maintenance-free, this one has the balance beautifully sorted.
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