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19 STONEHAWKE PLACE THE GAP QLD 4061

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Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

2

Car Space

2

Land Size

753 m²

Year Built

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Property Type

House

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NGU Real Estate - The Jason Yang Group
This elevated multi-level home in The Gap combines architectural presence with practical family living, featuring rich timber details, a grand central staircase, and expansive open-plan living zones. Ideally suited for buyers seeking privacy and space, the property offers a sophisticated aesthetic with beautiful wooden flooring and stunning natural light.

Description

Situated in The Gap, Queensland, this substantial multi-level residence is set well back from the street on a generous 753 sqm block. The property commands an elevated position surrounded by lush greenery, offering privacy and a sense of arrival via a long driveway and landscaped frontage.

The home features a striking architectural design centered around rich timber staircases and beautiful wooden flooring that connects the various levels. A grand entry leads to a large informal living space with direct access to an outdoor balcony. The heart of the home is the exceptionally spacious open-plan kitchen, dining, and living zone, characterized by crisp white walls, abundant natural light from a central skylight, and plantation shutters.

The upper level serves as a private retreat, highlighted by a generous master bedroom with its own private balcony, a massive walk-in wardrobe with shutter doors, and an ensuite featuring a double vanity. Three additional well-proportioned bedrooms are equipped with built-in wardrobes, ceiling fans, and air conditioning. The main bathroom caters to the family with a separate bathtub, shower, and double vanity.

Practical features include a spacious upstairs laundry, a separate toilet, and polished timber floors throughout the living areas. The exterior includes an elevated balcony offering views of the surrounding bushland and neighborhood. The property is being sold by auction or without a price guide.

Property Style & Condition

Overall
contemporary
excellent
Condition
Exterior
modern
excellent
Condition
Livingroom
contemporary
excellent
Condition
Bedrooms
contemporary
excellent
Condition
Kitchen
contemporary
excellent
Condition
Bathroom
contemporary
excellent
Condition
Yard
landscaped
excellent
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Key Features

Elevated position set well back from the street
753 sqm land size with substantial front yard
Rich timber staircases connecting levels
Beautiful polished wooden flooring throughout
Large informal living area opening to a balcony
Exceptionally spacious open-plan kitchen, living and dining zone
Central skylight flooding the staircase with natural light
Plantation shutters in key living spaces
Generous master bedroom with private balcony
Huge walk-in wardrobe with plantation-style shutter doors
Master ensuite with double vanity
Three additional bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, ceiling fans, and air conditioning
Main bathroom with separate bathtub and shower
Double vanity to the main bathroom
Spacious upstairs laundry
Separate toilet
Elevated balcony views
Two car garage/parking

Specifications

Property Details
Property Type House
Stories 3
Parking Type attached garage, driveway
Construction brick
Windows double pane
Location & Setting
Setting suburban
Lot Position interior lot
Views forest, valley
Nearby Amenities
Near parks
Near trails
Near shopping
Near schools

Exterior

balcony
mature landscaping
driveway

Indoor

open floor plan
hardwood floors
walk in closet
kitchen island
laundry room
primary suite
ensuite bathroom
dual vanity
skylight
ceiling fan
recessed lighting
sliding glass doors
heat pump
split system
double story
Listed on 19 Sep 2026

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