43 Corymbia Way Banksia Beach QLD 4507
Must be Sold!! Offers Over $1,000,000!

DESCRIPTION

This gorgeous well-proportioned 4 bedroom family home – simply put - it just works! The home accommodates your family with ease, having private spaces, and getaway corners – with the fourth bedroom perfectly placed for a home office. A modern chef’s kitchen with quality appliances, a walk-in pantry and spacious stone bench tops connects seamlessly to the alfresco entertaining area that has a firepit and a layered deck for cold winter nights. As a bonus you have a separate living / media room for quiet reflection or late night viewing.
This home brings it all together in the quiet surroundings of the Pacific Harbour golf course estate!
Outstanding Features
* Ducted climate control air conditioning
* 13.2 Kw solar power
* Gas cooktop
* Quality appliances – rangehood, oven, dishwasher
* Undercover BBQ area
* Alfresco dining area
* Tiered deck with firepit
* 4 car accommodation
* Side access

This home is the complete package – offering you an island lifestyle among the natural surroundings of the golf course!
A DEFINITE VIEWING for your inspections!

More features
* Stainless steel fans throughout the home
* Large master suite with walk-in robe and ensuite
* Optional 4th bedroom or home office
* Alfresco dining
* Undercover BBQ area
* Room for backyard cricket

WILL SELL QUICKLY!
MAKE YOUR OFFER NOW!
Centrally located in the Golf Course Estate with only minutes to Banksia shopping centre and Pumicestone Passage. Great swimming, fishing and boating on your doorstep!
Travel times to
Brisbane airport 60 minutes
Australia Zoo 45 minutes
Brisbane CBD 75 minutes
Mooloolaba 65 minutes

Local travel times to
Golf & Country club 2 minutes
Kakadu Beach 5 minutes
Banksia shopping centre 7 minutes
Banksia primary school 7 minutes

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.