41 Harmony Crescent, South Ripley QLD 4306

SOLD BY CHRIS GILMOUR 0438 632 459...

Perfectly positioned in the heart of the family-friendly Providence Estate, 41 Harmony Crescent in South Ripley is where comfort, convenience, and community come together. Built in 2025 by Fortitude Homes, this near-new four-bedroom residence offers low-maintenance modern living in one of Ipswich's most sought-after suburbs.

From the moment you enter, you'll notice the attention to detail from the Crimsafe doors and windows to the light-filled open-plan layout that seamlessly flows to the alfresco patio. With a sleek kitchen boasting a gas cooktop, electric oven, dishwasher, and stone benchtops with extra storage, entertaining is easy and everyday meals feel just that little bit more luxurious. The master bedroom is a private retreat with its own walk-in robe, ensuite, ceiling fan, and split air conditioning, while each additional bedroom is generously sized and also features walk-in robes and fans for comfort.

This home isn't just beautiful, it's in the ideal location. Less than 500 metres from both primary and high schools, it makes school drop-offs and pickups a breeze. The new satellite hospital is within walking distance, offering peace of mind, and nearby sporting fields and parks provide endless weekend fun for the family. When it's time to shop or dine out, major shopping centres are just a 5-10 minute drive away, with easy access to major highways making commuting simple.

Whether you're a young family, downsizer, or investor looking for an easy-care, turn-key property in a growing community, 41 Harmony Crescent delivers lifestyle and liveability in equal measure. This is more than just a house, it's a place to call home.

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