Brick home on acre near Brisbane River

A QUIET cul-de-sac on the edge of the Brisbane River is the location of a five bedroom Karalee home which sold for $1 million in late December.

The Katherine Court brick home is situated on a one acre (4,000sqm) parcel and boasts multiple indoor and outdoor living areas as well as a swimming pool.

The ensuite and separate toilet off the main bedroom have been renovated as has the family bathroom.

Renovations have also been undertaken in the kitchen and laundry.

The home has large open plan living areas for everyday family life and a formal dining room and formal living area for entertaining. There is also a separate games room.

Comfort and economy features include a 5kW solar system, new Smart Home Ducted air conditioning with individual control in every room, over sized bedrooms, a 20,000 litre rainwater tank, a bio-cycle waste water management system and the yard is fully fenced with dog proof fencing.

Along the lines of comfort and entertainment there’s a 45,000 litre pebble-crete inground salt water pool with wrap around deck and gazebo, a huge outdoor entertaining area, a double garage with undercover walkway to the front door, and garden access on both sides of the home to the shed and the caravan pad.

A three bay shed with power is situated in the backyard.

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