62 Bowley Street, Hendra QLD 4011

This visually impressive brick home exudes grace and style from the moment you step through the front gates.

Featuring ornate yet low maintenance gardens, this home is an absolute showstopper!

Situated on a level block, this home offers a wonderful floor plan with a home that has been extensively renovated internally and offers versatile family living and a multitude of outdoor entertaining spaces.

Downstairs offers a formal lounge and a separate formal dining area leading out to the open plan kitchen and family room.
The central kitchen features under bench seating, decorative lighting, beautifully tiled splash and built in oven, steam oven and dishwasher.

Upstairs offers a magnificent master retreat with his and her walk-in-robes with a stunning en-suite bathroom.

The family bathroom is simply beautiful with signature bath tub on grand display.

There is an additional family room upstairs flanked by two Queen bedrooms all with robes.

The home is furnished with a fusion of French and Asian bespoke furniture and is a glorious home to inspect. This is unlike any other offering to the market currently.

With all the modern inclusions such as:
Air-conditioned throughout
Downstairs powder room
Double car, remote access garage
Textured flooring throughout with timber and tile highlights
Light filled gardens throughout the day and feature lit plants and trees in the evening
Rear and side patios
Impressive street façade
Soft palette bathrooms using stunning tiles and chandelier lighting throughout

Located in the blue chip suburb of Hendra, this home is a brilliant opportunity to acquire a visually beautiful home yet with a floor plan that seamlessly allows family living with the ability for refined entertaining.

Please contact Keith Mahon or Chrese Morley for additional information or please attend the open home.

**Disclaimer:** Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.