5 Ash Avenue, Springfield Lakes, Qld 4300

There are homes that are renovated, and then there are homes that are reimagined. 5 Ash Avenue is not a renovation in the conventional sense. It is a complete rethinking of what a family home in Springfield Lakes can be, executed with the kind of material honesty and spatial intelligence that is conspicuously absent from the volume-builder market. From the ground up, this bespoke home has been brought into 2026 in a manner that amplifies the style and quiet authority of a building that knows exactly what it is.

The facade draws you in before the front door opens, black cladding, architectural lighting, and a procession of illuminated stone steppers that transform the simple act of arriving home into something worth looking forward to.

What awaits inside is a sequence that unfolds with genuine drama: a double-height foyer anchored by green walls, the rich tones of dark walnut hybrid floors, and a cascading orbital chandelier, as much sculpture as light source, drawing your eye toward the towering volumes and openness that define this home.

This is a home composed for life in its fullest sense. One for the family that entertains broadly, retreats completely, and expects every room to deliver on its promise.

• An architectural statement on 1,094m²
• Five-metre raked ceilings and a cascading chandelier - this is not a renovation, it is a reimagining.
• A private soundproofed cinema, a wellness resort-grade ensuite, and a kitchen with fish-scale tiled splashback that belongs in a design magazine - every room earns its place.
• A drive-through double garage with honeycomb LED lighting and diamond-tiled floors, plus gated side access for your caravan, boat or campervan - because a life well-lived needs somewhere to put its toys.
• Forty square metres of covered alfresco pavilion, a lush tropical garden, and enough land remaining for a pool, a shed and a granny flat - Springfield Lakes simply does not have another one of these.

So, tell me more!

The main living and dining hall operates on a scale that most homes in this suburb simply cannot access. White walls climb uninterrupted to 5.38 metres, where a band of clerestory windows tracks the arc of the Queensland sun, flooding the space with a quality of natural light that changes character by the hour, from the cool clarity of morning to the amber warmth of late afternoon. A statement chandelier descends into the void above the dining table as the room's defining vertical punctuation: part light source, part sculpture, anchoring the dining setting below without competing with the space it inhabits.

At floor level, this is a room that speaks with a quiet confidence that only comes from genuine proportions. There is no forced intimacy here. This is a space that breathes, that holds a dinner party and a quiet Sunday morning with equal ease.

The kitchen is a study in controlled drama. Black cabinetry, a black fish-scale tiled splashback, a wall of appliances, and a black stone benchtop and breakfast bar that crackles to life thanks to a rich golden-brown vein that dances through the stone. This is a kitchen designed to perform as compellingly as it presents.

Positioned at the connective heart of the home, with living quarters to one side, breakfast bar behind, media room to the other, and a backyard oasis ahead, the living room earns its place as the space that everything, and everyone, orbits. And it performs at all hours. Full-width sliding doors and screens dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior without ceremony, expanding the room outward into the garden and drawing the outside in with equal ease - creating, when open, a cavernous and generous forum for entertaining that defies any conventional sense of where the home ends and the evening begins.

And then there is the media room. Not a space that approximates a cinema experience, but one that delivers it. Fully soundproofed, with perimeter LED lighting, full-length black draping and a stepped lounge stage, this is a room with a single, unapologetic purpose. Every night: go out, while staying in.

With generosity where it counts, it is easy to forget that the deepest intention of this home is to accommodate a family and to do so across every stage of that family's life. Four large bedrooms are distributed with purpose: three on the ground floor, the main suite privately elevated above. Two of the three downstairs bedrooms hold their own entries. One of which opens to a peaceful, secluded outdoor sitting area, a detail that quietly transforms a bedroom wing into something far more flexible. The result is a floor plan that accommodates a growing family as naturally as it does multiple generations living alongside one another, each with the space and privacy that arrangement demands.

This is not a home you will outgrow. It is a home that grows with you.

At 5 Ash Avenue, even the utilitarian spaces refuse to be ordinary. The drive-through double garage is finished with the same conviction as every room that precedes it: honeycomb LED ceiling lighting casts the kind of dramatic, gallery-quality light you would expect to find above a car collection, not at the end of a suburban driveway. Black-and-white diamond interlocking floor tiling completes a space that reads less as storage and more as a considered extension of the home's design language. It is, without question, a garage worth showing off.

Beyond it, a dedicated and fully fenced side-access parking area accommodates a caravan, campervan or boat with ease. Secured, private, and entirely separate from the home's daily rhythm this is a space for the family that lives fully. Weekends away, summers on the water, the tools and toys that a life well-lived tends to accumulate, welcome home to one that was quietly designed with all of it already in mind.

5 Ash Avenue does not ask you to compromise on the life you actually want to live. From the architecture that greets you at the street to the garage that closes behind your most prized possessions at the end of the day every square metre has been considered, and none of it has been wasted.

With out compromise, don't miss your chance to view - reach out to the team today.

Type

House

Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

2

Parkings

6

Area

1,094 m²