20 Kingcrest Drive

Reedy Creek QLD 4227

A stone's throw to Kings Christian College, the kids can walk to school every day, while transport, shops and parks are all conveniently located just minutes away.

A warm neutral colour palette throughout with a spacious open plan design. A unique split-level design the perfect fusion of space and functionality, while a separate media room /4th bed enables the entire family to spread out when needed.

Key Features:
- 3 double bedrooms complete with built in robes & ceiling fans (master with air-con)
- 2 bathrooms
- Master suite with large walk-in robe air-conditioning, luxurious ensuite with barn door featuring gorgeous free-standing bath capturing bushland setting
- Stunning kitchen complete with oversized pantry, breakfast bar, soft close drawers, 900 wide gas cooktop and oven, feature concrete look benchtops complete the semi-industrial vibe, window splashback & features only the best quality kitchen could provide.
- Open plan living & dining with timber look porcelain tiles and high ceilings. Bright & breezy, natural light filled living spaces.
- Entertaining deck overlooks the tranquil bushland setting. The ideal location to relax and enjoy the serenity with your favourite glass of wine after a long day.
- Only 2.5 years old
- Second living area / media room or potential 4th bedroom
- Open Fireplace
- Split system A/C to both living rooms & Master bedroom, plus ceiling fans
- Abundance of storage options throughout the home
- High ceilings throughout the home
- Oversized double lock up garage with plenty of storage for bikes or workshop potential.
- 772m2 block

Year built: 2020
Building size: 237m2
Land size: 772M2
Land Rates: $910 (6months approx.)
Water Rates: $428 (quarter approx.)

Owning this home is an opportunity you don't want to miss! Call Belinda Walker or Braiden Smith today!

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