Positioned on a generous 810m2 two-lot parcel, this enchanting Queenslander-style residence at 109 Keats Street, Moorooka radiates timeless charm and outstanding potential. Framed by established greenery and a manicured lawn, the home’s classic weatherboard façade is elevated to capture breezes and outlooks, with twin gables and decorative timber accents creating a striking architectural presence. Inside, traditional details including VJ panelling, leadlight features, ornate ceiling mouldings, decorative curved scalloped valance-style trims to door frames, and classic side-by-side casement windows celebrate the home’s enduring character while allowing natural light and breezes to flow throughout.
A welcoming entry creates a generous arrival point and potential additional sitting space, setting the tone for a home filled with warmth and possibility. Just off the entry, a versatile room with built-in shelving offers the perfect home office or study, while a sunroom with storage cupboard adds flexibility for relaxation or hobbies. Flyscreens to some windows and security screens on doors add everyday practicality and comfort.
At the heart of the home, the living room provides a welcoming space to relax and gather, while the well-equipped kitchen forms the practical hub of daily living. It features dual stainless-steel sinks, ample storage, plus a ceiling fan for year-round comfort. It flows through to a large dining area, an inviting space to gather with family and friends. Accommodation includes two bedrooms, both enjoying casement windows, while one bedroom offers a built-in robe and drawers. The bathroom includes a shower, vanity with basin, storage and toilet, providing practical functionality within the home’s charming layout.
Step outside and the lifestyle potential truly shines. A large undercover rear deck overlooks the expansive backyard, where mature trees and shrubs provide shade and privacy within the fully fenced block. Louvres on some windows add further protection from the sun while maintaining airflow. The property also features a rainwater tank, plenty of under-house storage, laundry facilities, garaging for one car, and abundant off-street parking. From select internal vantage points, there are glimpses of Brisbane city buildings. With its two-lot configuration on 810m2, this charming residence presents an exceptional opportunity in Moorooka for buyers looking to move in, renovate, land bank or explore future possibilities.
Key Features
• Welcoming oversized entry with sitting area potential
• Ideal home office with built-in shelving
• Sunroom with storage cupboard
• Kitchen with stainless-steel sinks and ample storage
• Large dining area for entertaining family and guests
• Two bedrooms with casement windows
• Bathroom with shower, vanity, storage and toilet
• Ornate ceilings, leadlight features and VJ panelling
• Covered rear deck overlooking expansive backyard
• Mature trees, fully fenced yard and rainwater tank
• Under-house storage, laundry, garage and off-street parking
• Elevated Queenslander with decorative gables and street appeal
• Brisbane city glimpses from select internal vantage points
• 810m2 two-lot parcel with outstanding future potential
Located approximately 9km from Brisbane’s CBD, Moorooka is a vibrant and increasingly sought-after suburb known for its welcoming community and convenient lifestyle. From 109 Keats Street, residents enjoy easy access to Moorooka train station, multiple bus routes along Beaudesert Road, and quick connections to major arterials including the Ipswich Motorway and Pacific Motorway for seamless commuting across Brisbane. Families are well catered for with nearby schools such as Moorooka State School, St Brendan’s Primary School and Yeronga State High School, as well as early learning options including C&K Moorooka Community Kindergarten, St Brendan’s Child Care Centre and Kindergarten, and Moorooka Early Learning Centre.
The suburb offers an abundance of lifestyle amenities with a variety of local cafés and dining options nearby. Residents can enjoy green spaces at Toohey Forest Park, Peggs Park, and Clifton Hill, while healthcare needs are serviced by Greenslopes Private Hospital, Beaudesert Road Surgery, and the nearby QEII Jubilee Hospital. The area also benefits from close proximity to Griffith University’s Nathan campus, adding to its appeal for students, academics, and professionals. With a blend of community charm, multicultural dining, convenient shopping along Beaudesert Road, and excellent transport connectivity, Moorooka continues to grow as a desirable destination for homeowners and investors alike.
This charming Queenslander presents an exciting opportunity to secure a character home on a substantial two-lot parcel in a growing inner-south suburb. With strong renovation, investment and future potential, this property will appeal to a wide range of buyers. Contact Mark on 0434 917 766 or AJ on 0450 056 766 for further information or to arrange your inspection.
