33 Canter Street, Mansfield, Qld 4122

Set behind secure gates on a private parcel overlooking the sweeping suburban landscape, this magnificent Mansfield home presents a splendid lifestyle for families and entertainers.

Designed over two levels with a large-scale layout and quality appointments, the house displays polished timber floors, low-maintenance tiles, window drapery and air-conditioning.

Infused with harmony and connection, the upper level extends from a spacious lounge room into a living/dining area and an open-plan kitchen featuring large benchtops, extensive storage and stainless steel appliances.

Generating seamless flow from the interiors to the outdoor areas, the living zone unfurls to an elevated entertainer's balcony, where you can soak in the stunning district views spanning the treetops, tranquil landscape and majestic mountains. At the rear, an expansive patio features undercover and open-air space to host guests, unwind with the family, ride bikes/scooters, and watch kids swim in the private in-ground pool.

Five bedrooms (or four bedrooms and an office) accompany three bathrooms and a laundry. Master suites feature on both levels, each with walk-in robes and ensuites. The design is complete with a double garage with built-in storage, under-stair storage, and a pool shed.

Hidden at the end of a private cul-de-sac, this home boasts a highly desirable position for families. Tillack Park is just 550m from your door and features acres of greenery, playgrounds and running tracks to explore. Bus stops are 280m away, families are 2.7km from Citipointe College, and children are in the Mount Gravatt East Primary and Cavendish Road State High School catchments. Only 550m from Aldi, 1km from Metropol Shopping Centre, 2.6km from Westfield Carindale and 12km from the CBD, you will love this location.

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