This property was sold post auction by Brad Coyne.
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To achieve a premium price call Brad Coyne on 0420 588 866
If a modern tree-change is in order, look no further than this spacious single-level house atop an elevated, northeast-facing parcel in a serene hinterland street.
Surrounded by vast rolling pastures, the property feels far removed from the hustle and bustle, despite being just a stone's throw from all the comforts and conveniences of city living.
The home is perched at the summit of a grassy hill and long driveway, affording it an enhanced sense of peace and privacy from any passing traffic. Delivered by Metricon in 2018, it boasts a contemporary brick facade and timeless, neutral interiors.
One wing of the functional floor plan is dedicated to rest and relaxation, housing three guest bedrooms and a comfortable family room. Parents will find a true retreat in the secluded and spacious master, which enjoys its own private ensuite.
The media room provides yet another space to unwind, while a large study is the ideal setting for study or remote work. Serviced by a chef-level kitchen with a large butler's pantry, the bright and open living and dining area encourages the family to convene and connect.
Flanked by a towering stone wall with lush gardens, the terrace offers an ultra-private sanctuary for alfresco dining or memorable gatherings with friends. Flat lawns encircle this space, ensuring you can keep an eye on children and pets as they play safely within the grounds.
The Highlights:
- Modern and spacious single-level house, built by Metricon in 2018
- Elevated, northeast-facing 1.17-acre* property
- Scenic and peaceful hinterland position within a short drive of leading schools and key conveniences
- Brick facade and neutral interior; mix of glossy tiles and soft carpet throughout
- Entertaining patio with soaring stone wall and gardens for privacy; surrounded by flat lawn
- Covered porch; spacious entry foyer with garden view
- Kitchen features oven, four-burner cooktop, dishwasher, integrated microwave, double sink, tiled splashback and island with storage and seating; huge butler's pantry with sink, fridge space and storage
- Open kitchen, living and dining area with patio access; separate media and family rooms
- Master bedroom features walk-in robe and ensuite with shower, dual vanity and private toilet
- Three additional bedrooms, all with walk-in robes; large study
- Main bathroom has built-in bath, shower, single vanity; separate powder room with toilet and additional sink
- Laundry with sink, cabinetry, access to external drying court; large storage room; bathroom with shower, sink, toilet
- All bathrooms feature floor-to-ceiling tiles and shower with rain and hand-held heads
- Double garage; long, gated driveway
- Fujitsu ducted air-conditioning
- Council Rates: $4,404.48 per annum approximately*
- Water Rates: $2,205.91 per annum approximately*
Tallai offers its residents the best of both worlds with a secluded hinterland lifestyle and proximity to all the amenities one could need. Mudgeeraba Village is only a short drive away for grocery stores, casual eateries and beauty and wellness services. Robina offers many attractions including Robina Town Centre, Robina Hospital, Robina station and Cbus stadium within 6km. Golfing enthusiasts can spend a day on the green at a number of nearby courses, while the closest patrolled beach is less than 13km away. Highly regarded schools including All Saints Anglican School and Somerset College are within a 6km radius. Proximity to the M1 facilitates easy travel south to the southern Gold Coast or north to Brisbane.
Settle straight into a modern family home in a scenic yet central hinterland setting – contact Brad Coyne 0420 588 866.
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
