Welcome to 52 Coes Creek Road, Burnside - A Tranquil Retreat of Luxury and Practicality. Nestled on a lush 4898m² block, this meticulously designed Grandview family residence offers a serene sanctuary in the sought-after Burnside locale. With its ideal north-east aspect and breathtaking tropical gardens, this property combines privacy, elegance, and exceptional functionality for modern living. Functionality and style merge effortlessly with an oversized double lock-up garage, a separate powered double lock-up shed, and a spacious annex designed to accommodate vehicles, caravans, and other equipment. The fifth bedroom, with its private entrance, is ideal for use as a home office or a retreat for teenagers. The master suite is a true oasis, offering external access and picturesque views of the pool and verdant gardens. Every feature of this home has been thoughtfully curated, from the grand double-door entrance to the light-filled interiors. Two separate living areas provide ample space for families of all sizes. The centrally located kitchen, complete with premium Bosch appliances and stunning granite countertops, seamlessly connects to the open-plan living spaces and an expansive 30m² covered patio overlooking the solar-heated, lagoon-style pool. Coming enriched with premium features, including 2.7m ceilings, ducted air conditioning, dual vanities in the ensuite, and a 6kW solar power system. Outside, the beautifully landscaped gardens are dotted with highlights, including a cozy firepit area and a tranquil Balinese-inspired hut, perfect for relaxing amidst nature. Conveniently located just 600 metres from Burnside Shopping Village and close to schools, the PCYC, and public transport, 52 Coes Creek Road offers a rare blend of luxury, practicality, and prime location. Secure your private retreat today-this property is sure to exceed expectations. *Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.