69-71 Cruice Street, Dayboro QLD 4521

Highlighted by a range of outdoor living, relaxing and entertaining zones, this modern two-storey residence has been cleverly designed to deliver a deluxe family retreat of quality, space and blissful privacy. It combines a generous and light-filled layout and oasis-like alfresco areas to make an entertainer's paradise with an emphasis on easy-maintenance living, plus it's also well-positioned just a couple of blocks back from the town centre.

The substantial design of the home is perfect for families and features a user-friendly layout with a bright open living space and beautifully polished timber floors. Three bedrooms upstairs as well as multipurpose rooms on the lower level and a quality kitchen with stone breakfast bar and freestanding 900mm Smeg cooker.

Step outside onto the sheltered outdoor area and you can entertain in perfect privacy on a spacious deck that enjoys a lovely aspect and views over the treetops to the mountains. In addition, there is a covered downstairs patio, a sundrenched grassed garden and a separate alfresco deck with Bali hut.

A peaceful sanctuary is the result, in a whisper quiet cul-de-sac location that's within a short distance to Dayboro's vibrant café, shopping and restaurant strip, as well as local schools and the swimming pool.

Features include:
- Light and airy design with an open plan living area and timber floors
- Easy flow from the indoors to a large covered entertainment deck
- Private grassed garden, sheltered patio and 2nd deck with Bali hut
- Elevated position that captures sweeping views to the mountains
- Three bedrooms, plus multipurpose rooms downstairs
- A quality modern kitchen with breakfast bar and Smeg gas cooker
- Double lock-up garage with internal access, chicken coop and large shed
- In a quiet cul-de-sac position about 400m to the heart of Dayboro

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