Picture the boat tucked away in its own lock-up shed, the kids splashing in the pool and a fitted-out shed out the back ready for your business, your hobby or your next big project. On a fully fenced 934m� block in a quiet Salisbury cul-de-sac, this lowset brick home has room for all of it.Highlights:Out the back, a large multi-purpose building comes with its own kitchen, laundry, and toilet, so the day starts with a coffee at your own bench and dusty work gear goes straight into the wash before it reaches the house. Run a small business from it, set up your workshop, or turn it into a self-contained granny flat for an ageing parent or grown-up child (subject to council approval).Inside, warm timber-look floors lead from the front door into the dining area, where dinner, homework and weekend board games all share the same table. The U-shaped kitchen keeps the cook close to the action, with a dishwasher for the clean-up, a very large pantry for the big weekly shop, and ample storage. Then there's the rumpus. Stretching right down the side of the home, it gives the kids room to spread out while you claim the other end for a desk or a quiet movie night.The 3 bedrooms sit together off the hallway, with built-in robes in the main bedroom and bedroom 2. Bedroom 3 has its own air conditioner and already works as a study, so working from home doesn't have to mean working from the kitchen table. The two-way bathroom opens from both the main bedroom and the hallway, which takes some of the pressure off the morning rush.Come summer, the backyard is where you'll live. Fire up the barbecue under the covered patio while the kids cannonball into the pool just across the lawn. Green thumbs get garden beds ready for tomatoes and herbs, with 2 water tanks to keep them going through the dry spells, and a 10-kilowatt solar system quietly chips away at the power bills. Out front, the boat sits locked up and ready for an early-morning getaway with a double carport rounding out the car accommodations.Everyday life is just as easy. Salisbury State School is about 650m away (roughly a 10-minute walk), and the property falls within the prized Sunnybank State High School catchment, plus both campuses of Brisbane Christian College for more options. Salisbury train station is about a kilometre from home, while Toohey Forest, QEII Hospital and Griffith University's Nathan campus are all a short drive away. Sunnybank Plaza and Westfield Mount Gravatt take care of major shopping, with the CBD less than 20 minutes away.Room to live, work and play, all on one block in a quiet pocket of Salisbury.All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must rely on their own enquiries. Images and/or descriptions may have been digitally enhanced or altered for marketing purposes and may not accurately represent the current condition of the property.Sunday & Summer Property Specialists Pty Ltd with Sunnybank Districts P/L T/A LJ Hooker Property PartnersABN 56 653 127 701 / 21 107 068 020