L'broq 1886;
From the street, this home is instantly recognisable.
A classic white picket fence softened by manicured hedging.
A symmetrical façade.
Lacework detailing and a traditional bullnose verandah that feels both welcoming and timeless.
Step through the cricket bat front door and blue stained glass entry and the home immediately settles you.
High ceilings.
Original breezeways.
Soft natural light filtering through timber windows.
The sense that this is a house with history that has been carefully respected.
Inside, hoop pine and hardwood floors run throughout, paired with deep 132mm skirting boards and matching architraves that give the home weight and proportion.
VJ and HJ panelling wraps the walls, creating warmth and continuity from room to room.
The living area centres around a wood burning cast iron fireplace, framed by patterned feature tiling.
It is a space designed for evenings that slow down and mornings that start quietly.
Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning runs throughout the home, zoned for flexibility and year round comfort.
The kitchen blends character with serious functionality.
Stone benchtops.
Custom cabinetry.
Open shelving that creates a relaxed, lived in feel.
At the centre, the Belling freestanding cooker anchors the space.
Seven burner gas cooktop.
Four separate ovens.
A kitchen that is as capable as it is beautiful.
A walk through European style laundry sits neatly beyond, with stacking washer and dryer space and thoughtful storage.
Accommodation includes three bedrooms plus a sleepout.
The master suite is generous and calm, featuring floor to ceiling wardrobes and a private ensuite.
The main bathroom continues the heritage narrative with a claw foot bathtub and walk in shower, finished with restraint and care.
At the rear, the home opens to a north facing deck under an insulated flyover pergola.
Elevated and private, this space captures breezes and tree lined outlooks, creating a natural extension of the living areas.
Ceiling fans.
Room to entertain.
A place you will use every day.
The yard is established and easy to maintain, with thoughtful landscaping already complete.
A cubby house and flying fox add a playful touch, while a powered shed and double drive through garage provide everyday practicality.
Water storage tanks are positioned discreetly, and a three stage whole house Blue Haven water filtration system services the home.
Behind the scenes, the work has been done.
New stumps.
New roof.
New wiring.
New plumbing.
New gutters.
Freshly painted inside and out.
This is a home where the romance of an 1880s Queenslander meets the confidence of a modern rebuild.
L'broq 1886 is not a replica.
It is not a trend driven renovation.
It is a home that understands where it came from and knows exactly where it belongs.
Homes like this are rarely offered.
They are usually held.
For those who find themselves curious rather than convinced, this is a home best understood in person.
Inspections and enquiries are welcomed.
Please call, or submit an enquiry and I will be in touch as soon as possible.
Kind regards,
Brady Chant
NGU Real Estate Ripley & Surrounds
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