11 Rustic Road

Sharon QLD 4670

Genuine dual living is the search that takes families years. Parents ready to move closer, adult kids saving for their own place, a family member who needs their own front door. Finding a home that gives everyone real independence without splitting the family across town almost never comes up. This is that home.

On two and a half acres at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Sharon, this split level brick home carries six bedrooms and three bathrooms, with the entire lower floor set up as a fully self-contained wing. Its own brand new kitchen, its own bathroom, its own private entry, even a sound insulated ceiling. Entry at the rear is step free, a concrete ramp straight in with no stairs to manage, which matters enormously if you are moving older parents in. Mum and Dad get real independence, you get real closeness, and everybody keeps their own space. From there the home steps up through two further levels, a short run of stairs between them rather than flights, so teenagers, guests and the everyday chaos of a big household all land in their own corners. Teenager's retreat, granny flat, in-law suite or guest accommodation, it works as all four.

River views from the front balcony, rural views over the neighbouring cow paddocks to the rear, and the magnificent 'Tree of Life' welcoming everyone home. Two households also means twice the cars, and this is the rare property that swallows all of them. A new 13.5m x 9m shed with drive-through doors tall enough for the caravan and boat to sit under cover, a walled workshop bay, and 10 and 15amp power throughout with its own switchboard. Add the new gable roof three-car carport beside the home and the oversized besser block double garage at the rear and there are nine undercover spaces, plus two concrete pads out front. Every driver in the family parks under a roof, the toys still fit, and the horse is sorted too with a stable already built. The besser block garage is a solid building in its own right, so if you don't need that much car space it would make a genuinely good games room, studio or retreat.

Running two households under one roof also has to make financial sense, and here it does. A huge new 10.465kW solar system with quality SunPower panels and Fronius inverter, and council river water plumbed to the gardens and all three toilets, keep the bills down for everyone. The home has been comprehensively updated, with a new roof two years ago and almost $200,000 spent in the past year alone. A new ensuite off the re-lined and insulated master, a built-in vacuum system, fresh paint, new ceiling fans throughout, and a long list of other improvements the owners are proud to hand over.

And the block works as hard as the home. High and dry at the end of the street with a 130-acre rural neighbour keeping the outlook open, a stable and fenced paddock for the horse, established fruit trees and raised garden beds. The river boat ramp is 800 metres away. Drop the boat in and be on the water in about a minute. Properties like this offer more than just a home. They offer a lifestyle, and this one is built for the whole family, in every sense.

What You'll Love

- Fully self-contained lower-floor wing with brand new kitchen, private entry and sound insulated ceiling, genuine dual living

- Step free concrete ramp entry at the rear, no stairs to negotiate

- Six bedrooms and three bathrooms across split levels, ideal as a teenager's retreat, granny flat or guest accommodation

- 2.5 acre block, high and dry, at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac