There are neighbours at 7 Brim Court. The trick is, from the backyard, it barely feels like it.
Tucked into an Edens Landing cul-de-sac and set back from the road, the four-bedroom house opens at the rear to a backyard that unfolds more like a private garden retreat than a suburban block.
Immediately beyond the house is a broad covered alfresco area.
From there, the yard stretches back through gravelled edges, raised garden beds and established plants, before lifting to a terraced lawn framed by trees and shrubs.
The end result is a little slice of Eden in Edens Landing.
Selling agent Alison Veivers-Russell, from Real Property Vibe, said the backyard gave the 988sqm property a sense of separation from the suburb around it.
“The backyard seems like you’re in a different [place] — you’re not in suburbia,” Ms Veivers-Russell said.
“It’s very private and peaceful.”
Unlike some elevated Edens Landing blocks, Ms Veivers-Russell said this yard had been terraced, keeping it usable while retaining its leafy character.
The result is a backyard with aura and atmosphere.
A large entertaining zone below, open lawn above and established gardens throughout.
The mature planting has also drawn birdlife, adding to the sense of calm and tranquility.
Built in 2002, the low-set brick house has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a double garage, with built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans in each bedroom.
The main bedroom also has air-conditioning and an ensuite.
Inside, the house includes formal and family living areas, a central kitchen and dining space, while the rear living zones look towards the outdoor area.
Ms Veivers-Russell said the house had been tenanted for about 14 years after its owners previously lived there and presented an opportunity for buyers to gradually make it their own.
“It’s ready for a new owner to put their own little stamp on it,” she said.
Despite its secluded feel, the house remains close to suburban conveniences, with the listing placing bus stops about 140m away, Edens Landing train station 1.7km away and Edens Landing State School about 1.1km away.
“It feels like you don’t have any neighbours,” Ms Veivers-Russell said.
“But they are there.”
The property is listed with Real Property Vibe and is inviting offers.
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