54 Burns Circuit, Augustine Heights QLD 4300

Welcome to 54 Burns Circuit, a stunning four-bedroom family home, built in 2010 that is perfectly situated on a peaceful street in the highly sought-after Augustine Heights community. Boasting a spacious 723m2 block with open views of the surrounding tree line, this home offers comfortable and convenient living for families of all sizes.

Upon entering, you'll immediately notice the easy-flowing floor plan and practical design. The formal lounge is located just off the entrance, while the open plan dining area, flooded with natural light, is perfect for additional seating or a TV zone. The contemporary U-shaped kitchen is designed with practicality in mind, featuring a tucked-away pantry, ample bench and cupboard space, and quality stainless steel appliances, including a separate oven and glass cooktop.

The outdoor entertainment patio, accessible from the dining area, is perfect for hosting guests or enjoying family BBQs while taking in the stunning views. The fully fenced backyard provides plenty of space for kids and pets to play. It even has side double gates for great access plus plenty of room for a pool if you wish.

Other features of this home include a light-filled, air-conditioned master bedroom with an expansive ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, three additional generously sized bedrooms with built-in mirrored sliding wardrobes and stainless steel ceiling fans, security screens, a double lock-up remote garage, and a rainwater tank and pump.

Located just minutes from Augusta State School, St Augustine's College, Redbank Plains State High School, and Redbank Plains Shopping Village, this home is also conveniently close to the Augusta café precinct and surrounded by the Jones Road nature reserve. With easy access to USQ Springfield Campus and a selection of private schools, this home truly has it all.

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