35 Grasstree Crescent, Kirkwood, QLD, 4680, Australia

Located in the picturesque neighbourhood of Kirkwood, Queensland, 35 Grasstree Crescent is a stunning and contemporary family home that effortlessly combines style, elegance, and functionality. Boasting four spacious bedrooms amp; study, two bathrooms, and a generous land size of 915 square metres, this luxurious property is perfect for families, investors, first home buyers, and those seeking an executive home experience.

Built in 2010 by the renowned CCF Homes, the expert design maximises the use of available space and offers a seamless flow throughout the property. The impressive entrance, adorned with a wide timber walkway, leads to a master suite that features a parental retreat with a separate media/living room, open study, and expansive main bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite complete with a large spa bath and separate shower. The thoughtful inclusion of wall nooks provides a chic display for your decorative pieces.

The heart of the home comprises a vast lounge room, entertainer's kitchen, and dining area, where the home chef can indulge in the abundance of cupboard space, Caesar stone benches, and stainless steel appliances. A cavity slider cleverly separates the main living quarters from the rest of the home, providing privacy for shift workers or home business operators.

The outdoor entertaining deck overlooks a private, sparkling in-ground pool and covered alfresco dining area, creating the perfect space for enjoying evening meals, watching sports, or hosting a BBQ. The property also features vegetable gardens and a garden shed. With ample yard space for children to play and side access for parking a boat, this stunning property provides the ultimate Gladstone lifestyle experience. Don't miss your chance to secure this exquisite family home at 35 Grasstree Crescent, Kirkwood.

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