98 Broadacres Drive, Tannum Sands, QLD, 4680, Australia

Introducing a stunning low set executive home, located at 98 Broadacres Drive, Tannum Sands, Queensland, 4680. This impressive residence boasts 5 spacious bedrooms, 2 modern bathrooms and ample 2-car accommodation. Situated on a generous 687m2 block, this property is perfect for families, retirees, investors, and first-time homeowners alike.

Upon entering this beautiful home, you will be captivated by the 2.7m high ceilings, creating a luxurious and expansive living space. A dedicated media room provides the perfect entertainment hub for family and friends to enjoy.

The master suite features a designer ensuite bathroom with a separate toilet, double shower, and a walk-in robe, providing the ultimate retreat. The remaining four bedrooms all come with built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans, ensuring year-round comfort.

Cater to your family's needs with a gourmet kitchen, complete with stone benches, ample pantry and bench space, and a plumbed-in fridge area. The kitchen is equipped with a 900 electric cooktop, oven, dishwasher, microwave space, and overhead cupboards, making meal prep a breeze.

The open plan layout connects the kitchen, dining, and family room, seamlessly integrating everyday living and entertaining. The main bathroom features a shower, bath, and vanity, along with a separate powder room, while a walk-in linen cupboard provides plenty of storage.

Enjoy ducted air conditioning throughout and added security with screens on all windows. Step outside through the stacker doors to soak in the stunning ocean views from your built-in BBQ and kitchen unit. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to make 98 Broadacres Drive your new dream home.

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