35 Worchester Terrace Reedy Creek, QLD 4227

Enjoying a leafy street setting with tranquil bushland directly opposite, this striking two-storey residence makes an impressive statement from the moment you arrive. Soaring void ceilings, beautiful natural light and a sense of openness create an inviting introduction to a home designed around effortless family living and entertaining.

Generous interiors connect seamlessly with the outdoor living spaces, where an alfresco entertaining area overlooks the sparkling in-ground pool, creating an idyllic setting for relaxed weekends and summer gatherings. Upstairs, the master retreat opens to a private deck with glimpses across to the city skyline, adding another special element to this beautifully presented home.

Features include,

• Wide entrance opens up to reveal light, bright and airy interiors
• Huge Media room closing off from living spaces
• Open plan family room with double void creating an impressive bright open space
• Galley kitchen with stone benchtops, waterfall-edge island along with a walk in pantry
• Timber stairs climbing to upstairs landing overlooking living areas
• Bright master bedroom opening to private deck where you will enjoy glimpses of the city skyline and treetops
• Second bedroom with two way access to bathroom and walk in robe
• The remaining 2 bedrooms are generous in size with built in robes
• Covered alfresco entertaining deck overlooking pool and sunny backyard
• Pool maintenance included
• Low maintenance astro turf yard at rear
• Main bathroom with separate toilet
• Powder room to downstairs living
• Internal laundry with direct access to line
• Double garage with new garage doors coming soon !

Walking distance to multiple parks plus a short drive to esteemed schools
3km to Reedy Creek Village shops and services, 6km to Robina Town Centre and 10km to Burleigh's coastline

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