The End of the Street. The Start of Something Better.

At the very end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Pine Mountain, where the road fades out and the horizon opens wide, there’s a home that feels different from the moment you arrive.

It doesn’t compete for attention.

It simply sits elevated and assured on 3.2 acres, surrounded by other quality homes, framed by bushland, and wrapped in the kind of privacy families search years for.

The driveway curves in. The air feels lighter up here. There’s a stillness that only acreage can give.

You step inside.

Near the entrance, a quiet bedroom offers flexibility - perhaps for guests who stay longer than planned, or for the home office that finally has the separation it deserves. The home then unfolds naturally, drawing you inward.

A welcoming lounge invites conversation, away from the noise of the day. Further along, the media room waits for Friday nights - sport on the screen, popcorn passed down the couch, laughter echoing softly down the hallway.

And then you reach the heart.

The kitchen isn’t just central in position - it’s central to life here. Generous, open and beautifully connected, it overlooks the dining space and flows effortlessly out to the patio. Mornings begin at the bench. Homework spreads across the island. Conversations stretch long past dinner as doors slide open and the outside becomes part of the inside.

The children’s bedrooms are thoughtfully positioned together, creating their own zone - close enough to feel connected, separate enough to grow independently.

At the rear, privately placed and quietly indulgent, the master retreat looks out across the acreage. It’s a place to close the door and breathe. Walk in robe. Ensuite. Silence when you want it.

But as beautiful as the home is inside, it’s outside where life expands.

The patio hosts long lunches that turn into sunset dinners. The side deck becomes the stage for birthdays, barbecues and celebrations that spill into the evening air. The saltwater pool glistens under the Queensland sun - school holidays measured in cannonballs and sunscreen.

And then there’s the dam.

Still. Reflective. Framed by a covered pergola and viewing deck that feels like it belongs in a retreat, not a suburban address. Morning coffee tastes different here. Sunset drinks feel earned. It’s a place where conversations slow and perspective widens.

There’s dual side access for the boat or trailer. Solar power working quietly in the background. A generous garage ready for tools, storage and weekend projects. Every practical detail is here - but nothing feels overcomplicated.

You feel removed from the world - yet you’re not.

Just minutes away sits West Moreton Anglican College. A short drive brings you to Brassall Shopping Centre, with Woolworths and Aldi ready for the everyday essentials. The highway connects you easily to Brisbane** or Toowoomba when the city calls.

But every evening, you return here.

To quiet.

To space.

To sky.

Homes like this - positioned at the very end of a cul-de-sac in one of Pine Mountain’s most tightly held acreage estates - are not common. They’re kept. Held onto. Passed between families who understand what they have.

Because this isn’t just five bedrooms on 3.2 acres.

It’s the decision to live differently.

And once you stand by the dam as the light fades across your land, you’ll understand —

The end of the street is exactly where you want to be.

Listing agents:
Joshua Shaw
Kelsey Macdougall

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