4 Sarsenet Circuit, Mount CottonQLD 4165

This generous family home could be yours. Positioned in the exclusive Silkwood Estate in Mount Cotton, this property is perfect for established families looking to expand, growing families seeking extra space, or savvy investors. This Coral built home still belongs to the original owner. Set on a private 749m² corner block, the home offers a fantastic combination of space, comfort and practicality. Featuring easy-care flooring throughout and a neutral colour palette, the interior provides a modern and low-maintenance living environment that will suit a wide range of buyers. Inside, you will find three large living areas, including a massive rumpus room that would be ideal as a games room, man cave, or even potential dual living. The rear exterior of the property features a generously sized backyard, providing plenty of room for kids and pets to play. A concrete slab is also in place, making the perfect storage area for a boat or caravan. Perfectly positioned close to leafy parks, walking trails and the popular Mount Cotton IGA complex, this home is surrounded by a stunning bushland outlook while still offering excellent connectivity. With easy access to the Pacific Motorway (M1), commuting to Brisbane or the Gold Coast is simple, and the nearby Redland Bay Boat Ramp makes weekend boating adventures easy. Property Features: - 749m² private corner block - Located in the exclusive Silkwood Estate - Easy-care flooring throughout - Neutral colour palette - 4 bedrooms - 2 bathrooms - 3 spacious living areas - Large rumpus room ideal for games room or dual living potential - Generous backyard perfect for kids and pets - Concrete slab for boat or caravan storage - Close to parks, walking trails and local amenities - Easy access to Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Redland Bay Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of information provided, Platinum Premium Properties will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information given. All relevant interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries to determine the accuracy of information.