3 Aspel Place, Dayboro, QLD, 4521, Australia

A spacious bright family lifestyle comes with this inviting single-storey brick residence that delivers multiple living spaces for the household to come together or quietly retreat. Its interior layout has been smartly designed to offer a generous light-filled home and provide a low-maintenance living space where size, privacy and convenience all come together on an established 1.5-acre block.

Living is easy in this big and bright home that is well laid out to deliver a great acreage experience. There are separate lounge, rumpus and casual living spaces, all with beautiful outlooks over the mature gardens. Four good-sized bedrooms each have built-in wardrobes and feature a well-sized master with a walk-in and ensuite, plus there is a modern entertainer's kitchen with breakfast bar seating and an outlook over the alfresco entertainment patio.

The home sits upon a beautifully manicured 6000sqm allotment of rolling level grounds, sundrenched lawns and landscaped gardens. There is also a big lock-up shed and two carports perfect for caravans, trailers or boats, and private frontage to a large dam.

It is perfectly secluded yet just a few minutes to Dayboro's local schools, village shops and less than an hour to Brisbane's CBD. There's nothing more to spend, just move in and start living the dream!

Features include:
- A spacious single-storey residence with multiple living areas
- On 1.5 acres with town water and beautiful countryside views
- Covered patio for entertaining and a spacious sundrenched lawn
- Frontage to a large dam, 12m x 6m Colourbond shed and carports
- Four good-sized bedrooms, master with walk-in robe and ensuite
- Air-conditioning, ceiling fans and cosy wood combustion heater
- Just 2km to Dayboro village, less than an hour to Brisbane's CBD.

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