24 Gymkhana Place, Dayboro, QLD, 4521, Australia

Space, style and scenery come together in this modern family home to deliver a fantastic family entertainer on a fully usable 5.7-acre block. Providing a premium acreage experience surrounded by beautiful views over the Dayboro Valley to the mountains, it has been designed to ensure optimal comfort and light filled functionality with nothing left to do but move in and start living the country life.

Its generous layout is well-thought-out for family living and embraces a flowing floorplan that is perfectly orientated to make full use of the stunning views. There are spacious open living areas, a gourmet kitchen and four double bedrooms, including a master with ensuite and a separate home office/fourth bedroom.

It's the alfresco spaces that really make a lasting impression with a choice of areas to entertain, rolling park-like grounds and a paved dining patio - all enjoying spectacular rural scenery. The property also features a rustic barn with all-weather entertainment space, multiple sheds plus a separate carport and garage. Located just 44km from Brisbane's CBD.

Features include:
- Modern family home on a scenic and fully usable 5.7-acre block
- Set up high and capturing beautiful valley and mountain views
- Light and spacious interiors feature two separate living areas
- Private entertainment spaces, level garden and dining patio
- Four double bedrooms include a master with ensuite
- A rustic barn, multiple sheds and garage
- Air-conditioning, ceiling fans and an open wood fireplace
- Solar panels, rainwater tanks and plenty of storage
- Walking distance to the heart of Dayboro village.

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