17 Ravenbourne Circuit

Nestled within the tightly held ERA Estate, opposite parkland and surrounded by quiet owner-occupied streets, this beautifully presented low-set residence captures exactly what modern family living should feel like. Built in 2015 and thoughtfully designed for effortless everyday living, it offers a home where weekends are spent enjoying the lifestyle, not maintaining it. The rendered facade, softened by landscaped gardens and clean architectural lines, creates an inviting first impression before opening to interiors that feel light, welcoming and wonderfully connected. At its heart, an expansive open-plan kitchen, living and dining area brings everyone together with ease. Natural light pours inside through oversized sliding doors, dissolving the boundary between indoors and out while creating a constant connection with the surrounding gardens. Whether it is children playing on the lawn, entertaining friends on a warm summer evening or simply enjoying a quiet morning coffee, every space has been designed to feel open, relaxed and effortlessly functional. The kitchen anchors the home beautifully, overlooking every major living space, while a beautifully integrated bar nook is tucked seamlessly beside the dining area, adding a sophisticated touch of personality for those who love to entertain. Privately positioned, the master suite feels wonderfully removed from the rest of the home. Complete with a walk-in robe, ensuite and direct sliding door access to the covered alfresco, it offers a peaceful retreat where the day naturally begins and ends. Towards the front of the home, a versatile multipurpose room sits alongside a separate bedroom, creating the ideal space for guests, teenagers, a home office or growing families needing flexibility without compromise. Outdoors, a covered tiled alfresco extends naturally from the main living areas before flowing to a beautifully positioned gazebo, creating a second destination within the backyard for relaxed afternoons, evening drinks around the firepit or long lunches shared with family and friends. Fully fenced and framed by lush lawn, the outdoor spaces offer plenty of room for children and pets while remaining refreshingly low maintenance. Beyond the home itself, the lifestyle only becomes more appealing. Positioned opposite ERA Estate Park and surrounded by peaceful streets and bushland surrounds, this is a neighbourhood where children still ride bikes, neighbours know each other and parks become an extension of your own backyard. Capalaba Central, Alexandra Hills Shopping Centre, the Capalaba Bus Interchange and the Redland Hospital medical precinct are all just minutes away, while Cleveland, Wellington Point and Victoria Point place the beauty of Moreton Bay within easy reach. Families will appreciate the home's position within the sought-after Hilliard State School and Alexandra Hills State High School catchments, with Sheldon College, Ormiston College, Redlands College and St Luke's Catholic Parish School also nearby. Perfectly positioned between Brisbane's CBD and the sparkling foreshores of Moreton Bay, Capalaba continues to attract families seeking a lifestyle where convenience and recreation go hand in hand. Major shopping centres, highly regarded schools, leafy parklands, sporting facilities and an expanding cafe scene are all close by, while easy access to the Gateway Motorway ensures work, weekends and everyday life remain effortlessly connected. Key Highlights Built in 2015 and beautifully maintained throughout. Positioned within the highly sought-after ERA Estate. Low-set and Low-maintenance allotment designed for busy modern lifestyles. Short drive to IndigiScapes Environmental Centre, bushwalking trails and the bayside waterfront. This is the kind of home that quietly ticks every box, then surprises you by how easy it is to imagine living there. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Torres Property will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.