146 Townsend Road, Ocean View QLD 4521

Enjoying breathtaking, far reaching views across Moreton Bay, Bribie Island, Redcliffe and back to the city, this 5 bedroomed, 3.7 acre home oozes charm and a tranquil, private setting amidst a host of native trees and shrubs planted to encourage the beautiful bird and wild life of this outstanding area.

With the rare bird wing butterfly, a busy bower bird and 75 different bird species as neighbours, you could be forgiven for thinking you were miles from anywhere, yet the school bus stop is simply a 1minute walk away and you are only a 15 minute drive to lovely Dayboro township where you will find an abundance of cafes, boutique shops, a new medical centre and Dayboro State School.

Built in a traditional cypress framed style the home is situated at the top of the property allowing full access to the magnificent views from the spacious tiled and screened deck area. Inside is tiled throughout and boasts a flexible floorplan to include both formal and informal dining and sitting rooms with a large wood fired stove to ensure a cosy ambience during the fresher winter months.

The well fitted kitchen has been designed with a large picture window through which to enjoy the stunning views and flows easily to the dining and living areas. It has a 4 burner gas hob, a Smeg extractor and Miele dishwasher.

There are five bedrooms two of which are currently used as studies and the master bedroom has an en suite with shower and a generous built in robe. All bedrooms have built in robes and there are three large linens cupboards in the hallway. There is a good sized laundry, with yard access and a family bathroom.

Outside you will find an enclosed veggie garden with chokko and grape vines providing shade. An automatic irrigation system ensures the veggies are watered if you are away. There is a large 12m x 6m 4 bay colour bond shed with three access doors. There is also plenty of space for your caravan.

The high light of this lovely property are the gardens which are abundant with fruit trees and include an endangered Queensland Waratah, Flame Tree, Swamp Bloodwood, Citrus, avocado, macadamia, peanut tree, bananas to name but a few. Many trees are home to large elk and staghorns and there are several large tree ferns. Grassy footpaths and lawns weave throughout creating your own bushland walks and picnic areas. There is also a waterlily covered dam, providing a natural habitat for a variety of frogs and wildlife.