You can't make this stuff up

You think you’ve seen it all, but this place will open your eyes. Having a polygram-shaped block did not impede the design of this home. It inspired the owners’ creative sense of space and insight into taking advantage of this location. The elevated block permitted a magnificent view from the two-storey front balcony to Stradbroke Island and glimpses of the ferry channel from the back deck.

Ideally situated less than 2km from the Ferry terminal, shops, and the Turtle Swamp boat ramp. Important decision: shopping or fishing? Toss a coin to see who wins. You both arrive home at the same time in the 2-car lock-up garage. The loser returns with the ingredients from IGA, while the winner walks in with the catch of the day. Thirty minutes later, you could enjoy your spoils on the alfresco front deck. Talk about a room with a view—this is spectacular.

7 James Street’s land mass is 847m2, and the home’s footprint is 171m2. So, let’s take a walk through your new home.

The pedestrian entrance is conveniently located on the side and behind the main dwelling, hidden from view from the street. Timber stairs lead to an attractive breezeway deck, and the main home is accessed through a large set of glass doors.

The well-appointed kitchen, living, and dining spaces are open-plan, taking advantage of the water views from all windows. Imagine the tranquillity of dining on the deck outside the lounge room in the fresh air with a gentle breeze to lower the temperature.

The massive living space is large enough to support the kitchen, with a large walking pantry, TV viewing area, dining area, and cosy office corner.

Two spacious bedrooms and a family bathroom/laundry and linen press are off the lounge room. The clean and crisp white walls and ceilings throughout the home, with black trim windows, are simple but powerful, allowing a personal touch if you have a vivid flair for coloured decor.

All this sounds incredible, but a short walk across the breezeway is another world. This clever extension offers multifunction living. Originally intended as an artist’s studio, it can double as teenagers’ private quarters, entertainment room, theatre room, or guest quarters. It has one bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette, and lounge/living space. If that is not enough, step outside through the 9-foot glass doors to a private deck.

Features:

• Elevation offers a cooling sea breeze
• Kitchen Island bench
• Dishwasher
• Gas stove and hot water system
• Walk-in robe and ensuite in Main B/R
• Built-in robe in B/R 2
• B/R 3 is separate from the main home
• Ceiling Fans in many rooms
• Polished timber floor throughout
• Remote control garage door
• 18 5KW Solar panels
• Fruit trees, vege garden, chicken coop
• Fully fenced

The 4-car garage under the house has plenty of storage space, with stairs leading to the mezzanine deck, which has more storage space. Hidden behind is the largest workspace I have ever seen. Here’s another toss-up: will it be a man cave or a shed? There is room enough to share.

Your decision to purchase this lovely home will permit you to live a lifestyle that will be a game changer. If you are the outdoor type, the walking trails and family parks are nearby. If you enjoy the simple life of fishing in your tinnie, there is access to an easy launch a few streets away. The Bowls Club and RSL are conveniently close to your new address for those who enjoy social activities.

Call Olivia NOW for an inspection on 0431 122 484

This property is a must-see.