86/10 Astral Court, Flinders View, Qld 4305

Just completed and never lived in, this brand-new residence in Dahlia by Azure offers contemporary luxury with the fresh start only a new home can provide. Architecturally designed with an emphasis on light, space and functionality, the home combines premium finishes with an elegant kitchen, beautifully appointed bathrooms and flowing indoor-outdoor living. Set within a gated community with resort-style communal facilities, it presents an appealing opportunity for first-home buyers or investors seeking a new build with potential negative gearing benefits, subject to eligibility and individual tax advice.

Key Features

The Build & Design

• Just completed, brand-new residence - never lived in
• Architecturally designed terrace within Dahlia by Azure
• Thoughtfully designed with an emphasis on space, natural light and proportion
• Premium materials and high-end finishes creating a sophisticated, timeless interior
• Contemporary exterior featuring a refined palette of whites, greys and textured finishes
• Integrated indoor-outdoor design, with the outdoor terrace extending the living space

Inside the Home

• Master bedroom with its own ensuite
• Two additional bedrooms, both with built-in robes
• Main bathroom featuring elegant contemporary finishes
• Well-appointed kitchen combining modern styling with everyday functionality
• Light-filled living and dining spaces connecting to the outdoor terrace
• Outdoor terrace providing additional space for relaxing and entertaining

The Community

• Gated residential community with manicured gardens and shared lawn spaces
• Communal 15-metre swimming pool and separate 5-metre children's splash pool
• Shared cabanas, double day beds and sun lounges
• Flinders View location with access to shopping, schools and local amenities

The Opportunity

• Newly completed home offering a fresh start for first-home buyers
• Potential negative gearing benefits for eligible investors, subject to the applicable requirements and independent tax advice