546 D'arcy Road, Carina, Qld 4152

A scenic hideaway in the suburbs, this tranquil home forms a private retreat nestled amongst dense greenery and the beautiful bushland of Seven Hills Reserve.

Resting on a premier 607sqm parcel elevated high on the hillside, buyers will secure top-of-the-world living in a peaceful pocket connected to nature.

Showcasing a unique design, the Mediterranean and mid-century influences create an exceptional aesthetic that complements the rugged landscape and features a selection of alfresco spaces to unwind and entertain amid the trees.

Rich timber detailing, high ceilings and stucco walls exude classic appeal, and the vast array of louvred windows and glass sliders invite the outdoors in.

Indulge in the relaxing atmosphere of the lounge, which boasts a cosy fireplace and an elevated dining area hovering above. The spacious kitchen is well-designed with extensive storage and centres around a feature island with timber benchtops.

Bask in the sunshine atop the many open-air courtyards and host large parties across the expansive undercover entertaining area.

Featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms, the functional floor plan is ready for immediate enjoyment or a transformation with a modern update.

A hideaway on an idyllic hillside street, this home boasts a peaceful position only steps from the hiking trails, bushland and wildlife of Seven Hills Reserve. Families can walk 600m to Mayfield State School, and private colleges, including San Sisto, Loreto, Villanova, Churchie, and Citipointe, are only minutes away.

Visit cafes nearby at The Corso, Martha Street and Coorparoo Square, and enjoy shopping 5 minutes away at Cannon Hill Plaza and Westfield Carindale. Only 17 minutes from the CBD and close to it all, this property offers the perfect blend of privacy and convenience.

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