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Inspections
Thursday 5th of March - 6:30pm — 7:00pm
Saturday 7th of March - 1:30pm — 2:00pm
Space, Soul & Serious Family Living
Expressions of Interest - Offers closing Tuesday 24th March at 5.00pm (unless sold prior).
In a tightly held pocket just moments from Diamond Creek Village, stands a home that doesn’t try to impress — it simply does. Not with gimmicks. Not with grey-on-grey trends. But with substance, scale and soul.
The front garden sets the tone immediately. Native, sculptural, confident. Thoughtful rock work anchors clever planting that thrives without fuss. It’s beautiful — but more importantly, it feels right. The veranda stretches out like an invitation. The leadlight front door doesn’t just open — it reveals.
Step inside and you’ll notice something rare: proportion. High ceilings that let the air move. Polished hardwood floors underfoot. Ceiling roses and architraves with actual personality. Feature lighting that doesn’t apologise. There’s craftsmanship here. Texture. Detail. The kind of detail that makes a home feel layered rather than assembled.
At the front, a study or extra bedroom delivers serious flexibility — lush drapes, quality carpet, and a walk-in robe so generous it changes how you think about storage. Speaking of storage: there’s a huge cupboard that swallows the “where do we put this?” question whole.
The master suite understands the assignment. Oversized. Elegant. Decorative touches without fussiness. Ceiling fans for comfort. A walk-in robe that works. An ensuite that feels fresh and calm — crisp finishes, nothing tired, nothing dated. It’s a retreat that doesn’t need theatrics.
Then — down two steps — the house opens up and the mood shifts from intimate to expansive.
The living precinct is big. Not “real estate big.” Actually big.
The kitchen is country-inspired without being kitsch: stone benchtops, stainless steel gas cooktop and oven, dishwasher, a beautiful tiled splashback, and smart storage everywhere you turn. It connects effortlessly to the meals area and family room, where polished hardwood continues and drapes soften the light. Ceiling fans keep the air moving. It’s a space designed for actual living — noise, laughter, everyday chaos and all.
And then the rumpus. Enormous. The kind of room that swallows a pool table, sectional sofa, and still asks, “What else?” But it’s the outlook that steals it — glass and space opening to a resort-style pool framed by towering palms and wide decking. The backyard is secure and private, wrapped in stunning lawn.
The timber deck on the side of the home is huge and fully covered, café blinds ready for year-round gatherings. Summer barbecues. Winter red wine. Kids dripping from the pool. Adults pretending they’re at a coastal retreat.
Two more oversized bedrooms offer big robes, plush carpet, and beautiful drapes. The family bathroom is fresh and generous. The laundry is properly scaled — storage built in, not squeezed in.
Functionality? It’s everywhere. Internal garage access (five steps down from the kitchen). Acres of storage under the house. Underfloor insulation. Gas ducted heating. Evaporative cooling. A substantial solar array.
Updated switchboard. It’s a home that’s been cared for — not cosmetically flipped.
Outside, there’s room for caravans, trailers, extra vehicles. A huge double garage with full rear access. A covered cabana or beach house beside the pool that feels like your own private resort annex.
Close to schools, childcare, transport, trails and sporting grounds — but quietly positioned where the noise doesn’t follow.
This is not a “tick-the-box” house.
It’s a generous, beautifully designed, unapologetically large family home that balances comfort, quiet luxury and everyday practicality — in a location people wait for.
In a tightly held pocket just moments from Diamond Creek Village, stands a home that doesn’t try to impress — it simply does. Not with gimmicks. Not with grey-on-grey trends. But with substance, scale and soul.
The front garden sets the tone immediately. Native, sculptural, confident. Thoughtful rock work anchors clever planting that thrives without fuss. It’s beautiful — but more importantly, it feels right. The veranda stretches out like an invitation. The leadlight front door doesn’t just open — it reveals.
Step inside and you’ll notice something rare: proportion. High ceilings that let the air move. Polished hardwood floors underfoot. Ceiling roses and architraves with actual personality. Feature lighting that doesn’t apologise. There’s craftsmanship here. Texture. Detail. The kind of detail that makes a home feel layered rather than assembled.
At the front, a study or extra bedroom delivers serious flexibility — lush drapes, quality carpet, and a walk-in robe so generous it changes how you think about storage. Speaking of storage: there’s a huge cupboard that swallows the “where do we put this?” question whole.
The master suite understands the assignment. Oversized. Elegant. Decorative touches without fussiness. Ceiling fans for comfort. A walk-in robe that works. An ensuite that feels fresh and calm — crisp finishes, nothing tired, nothing dated. It’s a retreat that doesn’t need theatrics.
Then — down two steps — the house opens up and the mood shifts from intimate to expansive.
The living precinct is big. Not “real estate big.” Actually big.
The kitchen is country-inspired without being kitsch: stone benchtops, stainless steel gas cooktop and oven, dishwasher, a beautiful tiled splashback, and smart storage everywhere you turn. It connects effortlessly to the meals area and family room, where polished hardwood continues and drapes soften the light. Ceiling fans keep the air moving. It’s a space designed for actual living — noise, laughter, everyday chaos and all.
And then the rumpus. Enormous. The kind of room that swallows a pool table, sectional sofa, and still asks, “What else?” But it’s the outlook that steals it — glass and space opening to a resort-style pool framed by towering palms and wide decking. The backyard is secure and private, wrapped in stunning lawn.
The timber deck on the side of the home is huge and fully covered, café blinds ready for year-round gatherings. Summer barbecues. Winter red wine. Kids dripping from the pool. Adults pretending they’re at a coastal retreat.
Two more oversized bedrooms offer big robes, plush carpet, and beautiful drapes. The family bathroom is fresh and generous. The laundry is properly scaled — storage built in, not squeezed in.
Functionality? It’s everywhere. Internal garage access (five steps down from the kitchen). Acres of storage under the house. Underfloor insulation. Gas ducted heating. Evaporative cooling. A substantial solar array.
Updated switchboard. It’s a home that’s been cared for — not cosmetically flipped.
Outside, there’s room for caravans, trailers, extra vehicles. A huge double garage with full rear access. A covered cabana or beach house beside the pool that feels like your own private resort annex.
Close to schools, childcare, transport, trails and sporting grounds — but quietly positioned where the noise doesn’t follow.
This is not a “tick-the-box” house.
It’s a generous, beautifully designed, unapologetically large family home that balances comfort, quiet luxury and everyday practicality — in a location people wait for.
