33 Flagstaff Crest, Secret Harbour

Quality is assured in this beautiful abode built by Dale Alcock Homes. From the timeless bamboo flooring to the open-plan layout and crisp neutral colour scheme, no detail has been overlooked in the creation of a peaceful retreat for the modern family.

An impressive 231sqm layout will delight those who need room to move, play and entertain. For families, there are three secondary bedrooms all with built in robes tucked away in their own wing alongside a study and a bathroom with a bath and separate toilet. The deluxe owner's suite enjoys a private position where you can indulge in a grand dressing room and a luxurious ensuite with a soaking tub.

Set in the very heart of this retreat is a home theatre complete with a dedicated bar for impeccable entertaining. The bar also services the games room while the open-plan living and dining area enjoys direct access to the well-equipped kitchen with gas cooking and a dishwasher.

A grand alfresco offers summertime living with views over the fenced yard. Fire up the BBQ and gather with friends or you can wander around to the front yard with a coffee in hand as the kids play in the shade on the grass.

Fresh paint throughout promises a bright and welcoming feel and there is an abundance of natural light that spills in through the many windows. A large laundry and a two-car garage complete this impressive layout.

Your new home is set on a 550sqm block with a reticulation system to keep the lawn looking lush year-round. You'll live within the highly-prized Spyglass Hill community enveloped by parks and within easy reach of the beach and both Secret Harbour Golf Links and Secret Harbour Golf Club. Comet Bay College is only moments away and you're also close to Secret Harbour Primary School to make the school run quick and easy.

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