44 Allan Avenue

Perfectly positioned within the prestigious Glass House Parklands Estate, this impeccably presented, Balinese inspired residence offers a private lifestyle property where resort style entertaining, sprawling interiors and beautifully landscaped gardens combine across a beautiful half acre parcel. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Glass House Mountains, yet within easy reach of Brisbane, rail connections and the Sunshine Coast's beaches, it presents a remarkable balance of tranquillity, luxury and convenience. Within the gated entry portico, a timber boardwalk bordered by tropical gardens leads to the wide front door that opens to reveal polished timber flooring, soaring 2.7m ceilings and expansive interiors filled with natural light. Designed and built by Wade Avery Builders, the sprawling floorplan unfolds across multiple living areas, with lush garden and serene pool views creating a constant connection to the outdoors. At the centre of the home, open plan living and dining spaces wrap around a substantial contemporary kitchen appointed with granite and waterfall stone benchtops, Bosch appliances, a six burner gas cooktop, plumbed fridge space and an oversized butler's pantry designed to keep the main kitchen space beautifully streamlined. Huge stacker doors extend the interiors directly to the alfresco and pool area, creating an effortless environment for entertaining and relaxed family living all year round. A resort-style magnesium pool, complete with a waterfall feature, is complemented by a Balinese hut positioned over the water, creating a shaded retreat nestled amongst the gardens. Expansive lawns, established fruit trees, vegetable and herb gardens, a fire pit with mountain views and plenty of room for children and pets to play all contribute to the unique lifestyle this property has on offer. Privately positioned away from the remaining bedrooms, the oversized master suite enjoys pool views alongside a walk-in robe and ensuite, while four additional bedrooms are arranged within a separate wing to provide excellent family separation. A separate media room and oversized laundry/mudroom with extensive built-in storage further reinforce the home's thoughtful functionality and family-focused design. Recent upgrades, including new LED downlights, ceiling fans, tinted windows, upgraded solar, and travertine tiling surrounding the magnesium pool, ensure the home performs as beautifully as it presents. A substantial insulated triple bay shed with three phase power and extra height caravan, boat or motorhome storage adds another layer of versatility. Life in the Glass House Mountains moves at a different pace, where weekends are spent exploring walking trails, national parks and local markets, and schools, village conveniences and Brisbane rail connections remain close at hand. Combining privacy, scale and a resort inspired atmosphere rarely found in residential property, this is a home designed for families seeking space, connection and a genuine lifestyle change in a sought-after location. What we love - Stunning lifestyle property, Balinese-inspired interior design and landscaping - Expansive open plan living, covered entertaining deck, rare, half acre block - Magnesium pool with waterfall feature, heat pump, travertine tiling, poolside Balinese hut - Contemporary kitchen with granite and waterfall stone benchtops, Bosch appliances and butler's pantry - 13.28kW solar system and solar hot water, 28,000 litre rainwater tank - Insulated 7.9m x 9.9m triple bay shed with three phase power, whirlybirds and extra height caravan bay - 8 zone Actron ducted air conditioning, 2.7m high ceilings, polished timber flooring - Five bedrooms with master suite separation and separate media - Established fruit trees, vegetable and herb gardens and fire pit area - Positioned within the prestigious Glass House Parklands Estate, close to both Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.