10 Katherine Court, Karalee QLD 4306

Located on the hillside overlooking the Brisbane River and Colleges Crossing this home exhibits an outstanding blend of practicality, separated living and tranquilly. Situated in a blue ribbon, whisper quiet cul-de-sac. Perched on 5,137sqm this magnificent family residence offers the astute buyer the perfect relaxed lifestyle.

Other elements include:

- Luxurious master wing complete with large en-suite and walk-in-robe.
- 5 well appointed generously sized bedrooms with built-ins.
- Expansive open plan living area that flows to a large entertainment deck overlooking the Brisbane River, rolling greens hills, tropical pool and gardens.
- Central kitchen equipped with top of the range European appliances combined with thick Caesarstone countertops and walk-in-pantry.
- 2 refurbished and spacious bathrooms and powder room.
- Polished cypress pine flooring throughout the entire top level.
- Ducted and split air-conditioning throughout the whole house complete with Vacu-Maid.
- 2 slow burning combustion fireplaces ideal for those cold winter nights.
- Dual living capabilities with rumpus room and wet bar adjoining the alfresco area with pool views. Bedroom/office crossover with a separate front entry is also located on this level. Ideal teenage and grandparent retreat.
- 5,137sqm of fenced useable land with river access ideal for horses or hobby farming, with dual yard access for horse float or boat.
- Heated tropical saltwater pool complete with heated tropical spa.
- Off the grid capabilities with twenty 5kw solar panels, solar hot water and x4 large fresh rainwater tanks with 96,000L of water storage with pumped bore water.
- Large 2 bay garage with side workshop, ample storage and gymnasium.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a blue chip Karalee riverside retreat. Located close to schools, boat ramps, parklands and a 5-minute drive to the Karalee shops with proposed new development for a second supermarket and boutique shops. Contact Joe to arrange an inspection today.

* This dwelling was not flood affected