3 Curzon Pl, Sunnybank Hills QLD 4109

Oriented for prestige entertaining, the ground floor flows effortlessly from one curated space to another - from the intimate sitting room and formal lounge with private bar, to a grand dining room. Framed by classical columns and accompanied by a tranquil internal water fountain there is a hall that invites you towards the rear of the property overlooking the terrace, pool and tennis court. A cinematic media room, games retreat, family lounge, rumpus, and sauna with adjacent bathroom complete this magnificent offering of lifestyle and leisure.

At its heart, the kitchen is a statement of indulgence and precision. Beneath backlit coffered ceilings, a vast island with induction cooktop integrates seamlessly with the living zones. A walk-in pantry, premium appliances, and effortless access to both indoor and outdoor entertaining areas make this a culinary space worthy of the residence it anchors.

At the rear, an enchanting interplay of water and light unites the interior with the outdoors. Double-storey glazing unveils a spectacular terrace and open-air courtyard, overlooking the full-size tennis court and an indulgent pool with cascading rock wall water feature and adjoining spa - an invitation to entertain or unwind in complete privacy.

Ascending the grand staircase, the Romanesque ceiling again commands awe, mirroring the majesty below. The upper level is balanced by a central lounge, bathed in light from voids to the east and west, and surrounded by the residence's expansive bedrooms - each curated with timeless detail. The master suite evokes anticipation and delivers a sanctuary of indulgence: double door entry into a private foyer, two sequestered balconies to the north and south, a bespoke dressing room, lavish walk-in-robe, and a decadent ensuite. A private entrance to a shared retreat and storage room further enhances its sense of seclusion and stature. The additional bedrooms are equally befitting, depicting upscale trends with a mix of walk-in-robes, ensuites and private balconies.

Every corner of this estate reflects an unyielding commitment to quality and timeless beauty. Climate control is offered through ducted and multiple split systems; a triple garage with private residence entry, ample storage across both levels, a large family laundry, and full fencing reinforce the property's elevated functionality.

Promising an unparalleled six-star lifestyle, this prestigious residence is nestled within an exclusive community renowned for its top-tier schools and exceptional amenities catering to all stages of life. With guaranteed entry into Sunnybank Hills State School and Sunnybank State High School, families can enjoy peace of mind knowing quality education is assured. Conveniently located near Sunnybank Hills Shoppingtown and Calamvale Marketplace, everyday essentials are within easy reach, while a short drive takes you to the vibrant shopping and dining hub of Sunnybank. A well-connected public transport network provides effortless commuting via bus and rail, while The Avenue parkland and Coventry Place Park embrace an active outdoor lifestyle. With seamless access to major arterial roads, travelling in any direction is both quick and convenient.

Only 23-minutes from Brisbane's CBD and discreetly positioned within a tightly held, private enclave - this is more than a residence. It is a hallmark of refinement and exclusitivity, where tradition and extravagance converge in an address that epitomises enduring elegance. Contact Jonathan Law today for further information.

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