37 Paraka Street, The Gap QLD 4061

This large parcel of land offers an exceptional opportunity to build a beautiful home with rare privacy in a tranquil bushland setting. A unique sprawling, near level, vacant lot of 3,424m2 in the heart of The Gap. It has a generous building envelope of 649m2 at the end of Paraka Street. It's the ultimate "hide & seek" children's playground.

One of its unique features is its own creek running adjacent to and along the northern length of the boundary, flanked by reforested native vegetation. This forestation resulted from a significant project the current owners undertook eight years ago with the guidance of a landscape manager. Boarding the building envelope, nature awaits. There's approximately 1,000 native trees and shrubs. Ground covers were also planted to create what is now a shady bushland corridor along the creek bank.

This unique block, located 10km from the CBD, is also conveniently located close to The Gap Village and The Gap State High School, as well as child care centres, excellent local private, public primary and secondary schools. There are several shopping centres and supermarkets within easy reach along with restaurants, parkland, professional services, sporting facilities (including The Gap Health and Racquet Club, Taylor Range Country Club and Ashgrove Golf Course).

Features:
· Natural privacy and lush surrounds
· 649sqm building envelope
· Ample frontage for street appeal
· No through traffic / dead end street

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