42 Douglas Street, Sherwood QLD 4075

The Queensland Master Builders Association awarded this home best renovation in 2012 for good reason. The first-class 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom residence is a skillful mix of luxury and comfort. The quality built Knowlman McDonald house has won four awards in total.

Simple, stylish, clean design and incredible attention to detail gives this spacious home an air of timeless sophistication. Everywhere you turn there are views of the leafy outdoors the lush, manicured private gardens and the Brisbane River and Sherwood Arboretum that adjoin the property. From the media room to the study, and the chef friendly kitchen with marble bench tops and creamy accents the crisp and stylish finishing is spectacular. The recycled timber floors, supplied by Kennedy's Timber, originally graced Brett's Wharf at Hamilton and they add to the exciting fusion of young and old that makes this home truly unique.

The residence is ideal for a growing family or a family with older children who cherish their privacy, your own cricket pitch or touch footy space is just outside the gate. With four bedrooms, ensuite and additional bathroom on the upper floor, and masses of living space on the lower level, space is never an issue. There is even a lush tropical setting with fish pond separating the downstairs living spaces of the house which is rivalled only by the river-facing lounge with cosy fireplace.

There are loads of spaces for entertaining as well a substantial deck with pizza oven that reaches out to the river, a dedicated pontoon with viewing deck, a pristine pool and surround sound in all the entertaining areas. Additional features include two-car lock up garage, extra car parking and a turn-around area, intercom and security systems, ducted air-conditioning throughout, ceiling fans and plantation shutters. Say goodbye to street noise.

42 Douglas Street takes full advantage of its position in the most desirable pocket of Sherwood. The spacious maintenance free gardens provide privacy and a seamless transition to the river and arboretum.

For further information please contact Sharon King, Cameron Crouch, Patrick Dixon or David Sheppard.