8 Garrawin Court, Clear Mountain, QLD, 4500, Australia

Master-built and boasting a rarely seen scale and quality, this astounding residence offers an impressive display of family-focused relaxation and entertainment in a tranquil yet convenient location. The supreme home is offered to the market for the very first time and occupies an expansive landholding of over 9900sqm while boasting far-reaching district outlooks, a prized north-to-rear aspect and vast proportions throughout.

A tropical setting entices and a peaceful ambience imbues the retreat with a heavenly sense of bliss and ultra-generous accommodation, a wide selection of casual and formal living areas and stylishly renovated interiors elevate it even further.

Complete with huge upper and lower-level entertainers' decks offering serene alfresco enjoyment, the oasis is surrounded by oversized grounds which include a resort-style swimming pool, level lawns with privacy hedging and there's a vast downstairs rumpus/games room plus a self-contained studio.

The property will appeal to families who love all-season entertaining, and those who are looking for a unique country retreat that's just 30-minutes from Brisbane's CBD, the Brisbane International Airport and minutes to Eaton's Hill and Samford Village.

Features include:
- Master-built, unique scale and quality over a generous 607sqm
- High ceilings, timber floorboards, exposed brick, two fireplaces
- Classic kitchen featuring a massive island and plenty of storage
- Five double bedrooms, master with walk in robe plus spa ensuite
- Three bathrooms, main featuring a standalone bathtub, sep w/c
- Self-contained downstairs suite with kitchen, bathroom + bedroom
- Two wraparound verandahs, covered alfresco, resort-style pool
- Rumpus/games room, bar, workshop plus self-contained studio
- Double lock-up garage, cellar and massive storage.

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