5 Guido Avenue, Blue Mountain Heights QLD 4350

Located within what is often regarded as one of Toowoomba City's best hidden fringe acreage estates "Grey Gums Estate"; this enormous near new home totalling 480m2* (51.6 squares) with superb 19m x 10m* tilt slab concrete shed is just what the family ordered.

Positioned at the high point of the estate, 5 Guido Avenue enjoys a perfect North-East aspect overlooking mature trees, rolling rural land to the north & the desirable eastern escarpment - quite a unique offering when packaged together. Including five bedrooms, three bathrooms + powder room and garaging for up to 9 vehicles comfortably; an inspection of the home proves the generous proportions on offer; if it's size you're after, this is it.

Property features & specifications include:

- Floor plan totalling approximately 480m2 (51.66 squares)
- Tilt Slab Construction Concrete Shed (High Clearance) approximately 10m wide x 18m long; with 3 phase power, lighting, office & toilet
- Five built-in bedrooms (Main upstairs with ensuite & WIR) three other built-in bedrooms upstairs, guest suite downstairs also with ensuite & WIR
- Enormous Galley Kitchen Design with high quality soft close two pack painted joinery & quality appliances (Butlers pantry with further bench space, storage and secondary sink)
- Large open plan living & dining room, with front balcony to enjoy escarpment views
- Powder room & extra toilet conveniently positioned near the main living areas
- Palatial covered outdoor living space on the Northern side of the residence
- Separate family room/games room among the upstairs bedrooms
- Huge media room/lounge room downstairs
- Generously sized laundry with extensive soft close cabinetry
- Office/Study downstairs
- 5kw solar power system
- 4001m2 allotment size

This residence's size, location & inclusions will ensure it's an impressive home for many years to come. If you want to be a part of a beautiful near new executive acreage estate, still want quick access to Toowoomba City & not have the potential negative impacts of the second range crossing within sight - this is worth a look!

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