63 Redberry Crescent, Morayfield QLD 4506

An exceptional opportunity awaits at 63 Redberry Crescent, Morayfield QLD (Lot 145 Redberry Crescent) - a registered, 448m² east-facing flat block nestled in the highly sought-after Kinma Valley Estate.

Perfectly positioned in the heart of the thriving Moreton Bay Region, this master-planned community offers the best of both worlds: natural beauty and everyday convenience. Surrounded by lush parklands and natural bushland, Kinma Valley is quickly becoming one of the most desirable addresses in the area - a place to live, learn, and thrive.

Whether you're building your first home, upsizing for your family, or downsizing for a simpler lifestyle, this welcoming estate provides a balanced blend of modern amenities and peaceful surroundings.

Property Features:

• 448m² of prime, registered land

• Perfect rectangular shape: 14m frontage x 32m depth

• East-facing orientation

• Flat and fully serviced - ideal for a wide range of home designs

• Accessible and ready for immediate construction

Location Highlights:

• Ideally located between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast

• Easy access to the Bruce Highway

• Approx. 30 minutes to Brisbane Airport, 45 minutes to Brisbane CBD

• Under 10 minutes to Morayfield and Burpengary train stations

• Close to Morayfield Shopping Centre, Westfield North Lakes & major retailers

• Near quality public and private schools, and Sunshine Coast University (Petrie)

• Convenient access to Moreton Bay, Bribie Island & the Glass House Mountains

• Surrounded by local parks, markets, and premium sporting facilities

This is your chance to secure a prime piece of land in a rapidly growing, family-friendly community. With early builder access available and registration already complete, don't miss the opportunity to turn your dream home into a reality.

Contact Umair Khan on 0400 444 786 for more details.

Disclaimer: All information has been sourced from what we believe to be reliable sources. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties are advised to conduct their own enquiries.