Private Acreage Living with Pool, Spa & Entertainer's Appeal with sensational views of Flinders Peak
FIRST TIME EVER OFFERED FOR SALE!!
Set on a peaceful acreage 4,249SQM parcel in the peaceful township of Peak Crossing, this beautifully updated lifestyle property blends solid mid-century construction with modern comforts and impressive outdoor living.
Originally built in circa 1969 and thoughtfully extended circa 2005, the home showcases high ceilings, polished floors, and a flowing layout
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