Perfectly positioned on five flood-free acres, this stunning lifestyle property combines space, privacy and practicality — all just a short drive from town. Beautifully maintained and thoughtfully improved by the current owners, this home and acreage offer an exceptional opportunity for families, horse enthusiasts or anyone seeking a peaceful country retreat. The property is fully fenced and divided into five paddocks, complete with stables, a feed and tack room, a covered area for the horse float, plus a dam with an irrigation network that services the land — everything you need for easy acreage living. Outdoor living is at its best here, with two separate entertainment areas to enjoy year-round. Relax under the large insulated apex roof at the front, or host gatherings at the private rear patio with built-in BBQ and sink — both perfect for entertaining family and friends. Step inside and you'll be impressed by the modern, spacious kitchen, featuring Caesarstone benchtops, abundant storage and prep space, a five-burner gas cooktop with electric oven, glass splashback, walk-in pantry, and elegant under-cabinet lighting.
The open-plan living area is fully tiled and air-conditioned, offering a well-designed layout with a study nook, generous lounge, and spacious dining zone — ideal for contemporary family living. Accommodation is equally impressive, with the master bedroom privately positioned and complete with a large ensuite and walk-in robe. Additional bedrooms feature built-in wardrobes, quality carpets, and air-conditioning units in most rooms, with the guest bedroom enjoying dual built-ins. Outside, you'll find two separate sheds plus a carport, providing covered parking for up to nine vehicles. All the hard work has been done here — from fencing to irrigation, landscaping and interior updates — meaning you can simply move in and enjoy the lifestyle you've been dreaming of.
This is a rare opportunity to secure quality acreage living with modern comforts, privacy, and convenience all in one exceptional package.
