This newly finished RPS townhouse presents a considered balance of clean architectural lines, natural texture, and functional liveability in a tightly held location.

From the street, the exterior sets the tone immediately - a sleek composition of vertical cladding and cedar detailing, softened by landscaping. A sheltered entry leads inside, where the home opens into a light-filled lower level centred around open-plan living.

The kitchen sits centrally, with a calm, neutral finish and a focus on effortless daily living and easy entertaining. An island bench forms the natural gathering point, with the dining space flowing seamlessly alongside. Expansive windows and skylight draw natural light deep into the home, while sliding doors open to two separate outdoor entertaining areas, offering flexibility in orientation and use throughout the day.

The living area is positioned to feel both connected and thoughtfully defined, creating a comfortable separation without losing flow. Internal access from the garage, a guest powder room, and practical storage are all discreetly integrated at this level, reinforcing the home’s functionality without interrupting its simplicity.

Upstairs, the accommodation is thoughtfully arranged. The master bedroom occupies its own wing. Generously scaled, it features a walk-in wardrobe and a well-appointed ensuite, with sliding doors opening to a private balcony. Elevated and quiet, this space feels distinctly separate from the rest of the home - a considered retreat within the plan.

Two generous bedrooms sit to one side of the landing, serviced by a central bathroom and separate powder room.

Every element has been executed with precision, from material selection through to spatial flow. Set on a 243sqm freehold site in Queenwood, the home delivers the ease of low-maintenance living without compromise on design, light, or liveable space.