29 Woodview Street, Samford Valley, QLD, 4520, Australia

Quietly nestled into an established 1.5 acres at the end of a long sealed driveway, this peaceful retreat blends harmoniously with the leafy scenery of its natural surrounds. The generous colonial-style residence has been smartly designed to take full advantage of natural light, garden outlooks and to provide a quality home for indoor-outdoor entertaining, plus it's tucked away just a few minutes from Samford Village amenities.

With spacious interiors throughout, it features two generous living areas and large floor-to-ceiling windows that highlight the tranquil garden vistas. There are three good-sized bedrooms, a separate home office and a well-appointed kitchen with good quality appliances.

A large covered patio is the ideal space to relax and entertain while enjoying beautiful views over the property's lush green grounds. It also features a cleared paddock and mature landscaped gardens and there is a separate brick guest house at the rear that comes complete with a bedroom, bathroom and its own private verandah.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a very serene slice of countryside scenery, tucked away in a very community friendly cul-de-sac in Samford Valley, just a few minutes to Samford village shops, school and less than 30km to the CBD.

Features:
- Generous and light-filled single-level home with two living spaces
- Large entertainment patio overlooking landscaped grounds
- Separate brick guesthouse with bedroom and bathroom
- Three double bedrooms plus a separate air-conditioned office
- Well-appointed kitchen plus an ensuite and full main bathroom
- Wide open spaces, cleared paddocks
- Populated by wildlife including wallabies and native birds
- Double lock-up garage plus an insulated single bay shed
- Town water

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