136 Morris Circuit, Thornlands, Qld 4164

Auction Onsite: 24/10/2026 at 11am

'Summer happens by the pool, and everyone still has a space of their own to come back to.' - Eric Li

The welcome starts at the gate: wrought-iron fencing, a neat front lawn, bougainvillea spilling over rendered walls, and a pair of carved timber doors that feel wonderfully solid under your hand. Step inside and the entry rises through a double-height void. The staircase climbs past twisted iron balusters to the upper landing, and warm timber-look floors run on into the ground floor. For a big family, the tone is set from the first step: room to arrive, room to breathe, and a corner for everyone.

The kitchen is where the day begins. A long stone island with a double sink and breakfast seating sits beneath a trio of soft pendant lights, with an electric cooktop, wall oven, crisp white cabinetry, and warm timber-tone overheads glowing with under-cabinet light. A sliding door brings in green garden views. The dining space beside it is generous enough for Sunday lunch with the grandparents at one end and homework at the other. Four separate living spaces mean nobody competes for the remote: a lounge and a living room downstairs, a family retreat upstairs, and a ground-floor media room made for Netflix nights, with charcoal walls, a blackout blind, projector and screen. Air-conditioning adds comfort. A study or fifth bedroom sits beside a contemporary downstairs bathroom with walk-in shower, timber vanity and softly backlit mirror, ideal for visiting family or a teenager craving a little independence.

Upstairs, the main bedroom has its own ensuite, and bedrooms two, three and four each have built-in robes. The main bathroom invites a long soak in the freestanding bath. The main bedroom and bedrooms two and three all open onto a long timber balcony over the pool, where morning coffee comes with the sound of the water feature below. Downstairs, the timber-beamed alfresco steps out to a glass-fenced pool framed by white-rendered walls, terracotta tiles, cobalt urns and a sun terrace, with a garden seating nook and side lawn beyond. It all sits on a 699m² corner block. Holden Street Wetlands and Santagiuliana Parade Bushland Refuge are nearby for weekend walks, a 274 bus stop is close at hand, and Cleveland Central and Cleveland Point are a short drive away.

YOU'LL LOVE . . .

- Corner block of 699m² - room for the whole family to spread out, inside and out

- Five bedrooms, three bathrooms and a double garage - space for every generation under one roof

- Stone island kitchen with electric cooktop - your natural gathering point for breakfasts, homework and hosting

- Four separate living areas. Including a ground-floor media room - movie nights in one room, quiet time in another

- Recently installed ducted air-conditioning system, less than two years old and valued at over $12,000.

- Downstairs bedroom beside its own bathroom - ideal for grandparents, guests or a teenager wanting independence

- Main bedroom with ensuite - your own retreat at the end of the day

- Three bedrooms opening onto the balcony - morning coffee overlooking the pool

- Freestanding bath in the main bathroom - a long soak whenever you need one

- Glass-fenced pool with water-feature wall - resort-style summers without leaving home

- Timber-beamed alfresco and sun terrace - easy entertaining for big family gatherings

- Nearby wetlands and bushland reserves - weekend walks close to your doorstep

INSIDER'S SECRET . . .

Look closely at the shallow end of the pool. A pedestal table sits right in the water, so your drinks and snacks stay within reach while you float the afternoon away.

Contact Eric Li on 0425 564 877 for more information

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