48 Sea Eagle Circuit

Douglas QLD 4814

This spacious family home with dual living areas has been, newly refreshed throughout, internal painting, concrete hard stand that accommodate an additional four cars. Set on a 647m2 allotment with double side gate access there is absolutely nothing to do, except move in. A well-designed home with spacious open plan zones creating a relaxed flow through design, in sought after location. Two separate living areas each located at opposite ends of the home allowing the entire family to sped out and enjoy the property. Central kitchen with breakfast bar, pantry that is perfectly positioned between the two separate living areas. Main living / dining area adjacent the kitchen with direct access the outdoor patio through sliding doors. Spacious master bedroom with ensuite featuring shower recess and vanity, and large wall-to-wall wardrobes. Main bathroom with separate bath and shower, vanity, all in neutral colour tones. Three additional queen-sized bedrooms, tiled, ceiling fans, built in robes and air-conditioning. Covered patio with ceiling fans, lighting overlooking the fully fenced irrigated yard complete with garden shed. Concrete hard stand expense from the front of the house through double gates to the rear patio ideal for caravan, boats or 4 additional car spaces. Solar system to ensure that the summers are cool all year round with minimal electricity costs. Double garage, with direct access into the house, separate internal laundry with direct access to the clothesline and storage throughout. Walk to local parklands, Ross River, shopping centre and other local amenities, Townsville University Hospital and James Cook University and a couple of minutes' drive to Lavarack Barracks.The Location Close proximity to the Douglas Family Medical Centre, Chemist and specialty shops Close proximity to the Riverview Tavern Close proximity to Paul Saddler Swim School & 24-hour Gym Close proximity to James Cook University and Townsville University Hospital Close proximity hike and bike trails as well as banks of the Ross River