38 Pacific Vista Court, Ocean View.

If you've ever fancied leaving city life behind and starting afresh in an idyllic acreage setting with picturesque countryside views, this is the ideal property for you. Nestled amid 2.83 hectares (7 acres) of established land and bush scenery, this fully renovated single-storey residence offers a magical slice of rural life with open flat land, abundant wildlife and a seasonal creek running along the back of the property. The home sits up high and enjoys captivating outlooks to the Glass House Mountains and out to the ocean. A generous layout features separate lounge, family and rumpus areas and a contemporary island kitchen, plus there are four good-sized bedrooms including a main with an ensuite and walk-in robe. There are also several outbuildings including a brand-new 15m x 9m shed with storage mezzanine level, two smaller sheds, a fully fenced dog yard, chicken coop and ample rainwater storage. It's hard to imagine a more attractive option to get started in acreage living than this lush and picturesque landholding. The property is wonderfully quiet yet conveniently placed just a 10-minute drive to Dayboro's village cafes, shops and amenities. Features include: - Bright, breezy low-set homestead with a classic traditional look - Occupying nearly seven acres of level and undulating land - Fully renovated throughout featuring quality modern finishes - Set up high to capture Glass House Mountain and valley views - Flowing living spaces with lounge, family living and rumpus areas - Four bedrooms include a spacious master with walk-in and ensuite - Large wraparound verandah, undercover patio and established gardens - Brand-new shed plus two smaller sheds and a chicken coop - A seasonal creek that runs along the back of the property - Peaceful position about 10 minutes away from Dayboro village. Whilst all care has been taken to ensure accuracy, the Selling agents confirm that they cannot guarantee accuracy of the same and accept no liability (express or implied)in the event that any information contained in the document or provided within is inaccurate. Parties must ensure they make their own due diligence enquiries.