Positioned within the Forest Brook Estate, this architecturally designed split-level residence is set on an expansive 803sqm block, offering a rare combination of elevation, spatial layering, and modern family functionality within the rapidly growing Ipswich corridor. The Salina design spans over 217sqm and introduces a carefully considered multi-level layout that enhances natural light, privacy, and separation between living zones, creating a more refined living experience compared to traditional single-level homes. The upper level forms the core of the home, featuring open-plan kitchen, dining, and living areas that seamlessly connect to a large alfresco and balcony, allowing indoor and outdoor living to integrate effortlessly, while the lower level accommodates entry, garage, and circulation spaces, improving overall flow and usability.

This home is delivered as a full turnkey package with fixed site costs, incorporating a range of premium inclusions such as 20mm engineered stone benchtops, soft-close cabinetry throughout, 900mm kitchen appliances, air-conditioning to living and master bedroom, LED lighting and ceiling fans across all areas, as well as a digital smart lock and oversized 1200mm feature entry door, all contributing to both everyday comfort and long-term durability . A defining feature of the design is the stained timber staircase, which not only connects the split levels but also enhances the architectural character of the home, adding warmth and visual depth to the interior space .

Located in Collingwood Park within the Ipswich City Council region, the property benefits from ongoing infrastructure development, strong population growth, and increasing demand for quality housing in Southeast Queensland. With larger land parcels becoming increasingly limited, particularly those offering elevation and design flexibility, this residence presents a compelling opportunity for both owner-occupiers seeking a higher-quality living environment and investors targeting long-term capital growth in a proven growth corridor.