13 Ithaca Way, Forest Lake QLD 4078

Opulent designer home architecturally built to create a grand luxury experience

Maximising space, utility, and design, this 6 bedroom, 5.5 bathroom executive family home with a fully self-contained granny flat, is one of the most prestigious homes in the entire Western corridor. Some of this property's key features are:

- Park adjacent fully fenced 640m2 lot with electric gates
- 6 bedrooms (most bedrooms have WIR) + office
- 5 bathrooms + guest powder room
- 556m2 of quality build under the roof
- Stone bench kitchen with butler's pantry fitted with Miele dishwasher, Bosch oven, induction stovetop and built-in microwave
- Generous master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, 2nd wardrobe, ensuite with spa, parents retreat and private balcony
- Fully self-contained granny flat with full kitchen, bedroom and ensuite, walk-in wardrobe, living area and separate access
- Ducted air conditioning throughout
- Ducted vacuum system
- 4 distinct living areas, high ceilings
- Upstairs living area with bar, fridge, sink and storage
- Separate media room
- Gym room/ bedroom with full ensuite and pool access on ground level
- Efficient 6.5kw (Approx.) solar system
- Large North facing alfresco entertaining area overlooking the pool
- Massive front sitting area overlooking the park
- Outdoor BBQ area with fridge, sink, fireplace and woodfire oven
- Large internal laundry with built in cupboards
- Heated saltwater pool with separate spa
- Large double lockup garage with workshop and extra storage
- Back to base alarm system and cameras
- Crim safe security doors throughout

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