Set across an impressive 8,420sqm allotment in the highly sought-after suburb of Branyan, 73 Parklands Drive presents an exceptional blend of refined family living and effortless entertaining. Complemented by substantial shedding and an abundance of space to embrace the freedom of an acreage lifestyle, this impressive property offers a rare sense of privacy and versatility, all while remaining conveniently positioned within easy reach of schools, medical facilities, shopping and an array of everyday amenities.

Built in 2012 and proudly held by its original owner ever since, this lowset brick residence immediately impresses with its contemporary street presence and timeless appeal. Meticulously cared for throughout its ownership, the home has been lovingly maintained and thoughtfully preserved (even just recently with new flooring and paint), reflecting the pride and attention to detail of those who have called it home. Now, after more than a decade of cherished ownership, the opportunity has arrived for a fortunate new owner to make it their own.

Stepping inside, this home immediately reveals a spacious and thoughtfully considered floorplan, with the open-plan living and dining area creating an inviting central hub for everyday living and entertaining. Adjoined is the first air-conditioned bedroom, complete with built-in robe.

At the heart of the home, the central galley style kitchen is appointed with gas appliances and enjoys a seamless connection to a second living area or dining room. From here, the two additional air-conditioned bedrooms, a well-appointed main bathroom and separate laundry can be found. While the master suite is privately positioned towards the rear of the residence (complete with a walk-in robe and ensuite), allowing for a comfortable and peaceful retreat away.

Car accommodation and storage are also well catered for, with a dedicated storage room and attached double garage. However, it is the impressive outdoor infrastructure that truly elevates this property.

Stepping outdoors, an expansive tiled and insulated entertaining area provides an exceptional extension of the home's living space. Designed for year round enjoyment, this beautifully appointed area is perfect for relaxed afternoons, family barbecues and larger gatherings, creating an inviting setting to entertain in comfort regardless of the season!

Nearby, an impressive 12m x 7m powered shed delivers another level of versatility, offering ample room for vehicles, equipment, storage and hobbies. Extending from it's side is an additional 12m x 8m carport, furthering this property's functionality.

Adding an entirely different dimension, the shed also incorporates a fully fitted studio/rumpus space complete with kitchenette and bathroom. Whether utilised as a home office, creative studio or additional entertaining space, the possibilities here are extensive - you won't be disappointed!

For those with a passion for gardening, this property continues to impress with a dedicated greenhouse, bore and four 10,000-gallon rainwater tanks, providing an enviable level of water security and supporting the established acreage lifestyle.

AT A GLANCE
- 8,420sqm block
- 2012-built lowset brick four bedroom, two bathroom residence with new floors and paint.
- Oversized tiled & insulated outdoor entertaining area
- 12m x 7m powered shed + rumpus, kitchenette & bathroom
- 12m x 8m side carport
- Bore + 4 x 10,000-gallon rainwater tanks
- Variety of fruit & native trees
- Greenhouse
- Separate fenced yard
- RATES: $2,900 (approx.) per annum

The list goes on but this home is truly one you need to see in order to appreciate how much is on offer. From the generous acreage allotment, established family home and exceptional shedding facilities, properties offering this level of space and versatility are becoming increasingly hard to find.

Contact Bundaberg favourite Real Estate Team - Brent Illingworth and Ethan McGowan - to become this exceptional property's second owner.

***The information provided is to be used as an estimate only. All potential purchasers should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves as to any due diligence required.***