Welcome to 26 Hunter Parkway, a stunning property nestled within the coveted Village Green Estate in Palmview, QLD 4553. This immaculately presented home stands out with its splendid street presence, enhanced by lush, low-maintenance gardens, and a location that's second to none-directly across from a picturesque park.
Boasting a generous 375m2 allotment, this residence has been lovingly maintained by its original owners and is ideally suited for families, first home buyers, or astute investors seeking a high-quality lifestyle.
The house features four well-sized bedrooms, each with built-in robes and ceiling fans, offering comfortable accommodation for all members of the family. The master suite is a true retreat, positioned at the rear for privacy with delightful views over the pool, accompanied by a large ensuite and a spacious walk-in robe.
Families will appreciate the thoughtful floor plan that provides separation of spaces, including a large media room for cosy movie nights and an open plan living area that flows into an entertainer's kitchen. Here, you'll find gas cooking, an abundance of storage, a butler's pantry, and a breakfast bar-perfect for casual dining.
Designed for the Queensland lifestyle, this home benefits from solar panels, ducted air-conditioning, and an expansive outdoor entertainment area, fully tiled and ideal for summer barbecues. The centrepiece is a massive in-ground concrete swimming pool, promising endless fun and relaxation.
This home is within easy access to the Sunshine Coast University, local schools, and shopping centres, this property ticks all the boxes for convenience and comfort.
Don't let the opportunity to own your dream home slip by. Contact Mason Hayward on 0406 078 436 today and step into a life of style and ease at 26 Hunter Parkway.
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