There's something about a classic Queenslander that draws you in. A quiet romance in the way it welcomes you, inviting you to slow down, to settle in, to feel part of something that has been lived in and loved over time.
Framed by a traditional picket fence and established greenery, this turn of the century residence captures the heart from the very first glance. Step onto the verandah and through the coloured glass doors, and the home reveals itself gradually, each space offering its own sense of character and purpose.
Inside, the details speak for themselves. VJ walls, soaring ceilings, original timber floors underfoot, and coloured glass accents filter the light throughout. French doors allow rooms to open up or close off as needed, while breezeways and banks of windows keep air moving through the home, just as they were designed to do. Split system air conditioning throughout, paired with ceiling fans, ensures year-round comfort while complementing the home's natural ventilation.
The home has been carefully updated over time with a clear respect for its origins. Rather than altering what makes it special, each improvement has been made to support the way the home lives today, while preserving the integrity of its design.
The kitchen sits at the centre of daily life, both in position and in the way it is used. Refined in its detailing, it features shaker-style cabinetry, generous proportions, and a substantial island bench that naturally draws people in. It is where conversations begin without planning, where people gather at the end of the day and remain a little longer. Modern appliances are seamlessly integrated, ensuring the home functions with ease for contemporary living while maintaining a sense of timeless style.
The east-facing verandah stretches wide along the home, elevated to capture coastal breezes and ever-changing skies. It becomes a place of congregation, where people come together, where the weather rolls in and passes, where the outlook and atmosphere shift throughout the day. It is a space that draws you out and keeps you there.
The main residence comprises three generous bedrooms, each larger in scale than what is typically found today. The master includes its own ensuite, a welcome inclusion not often found in homes of this era, while the remaining bedrooms are serviced by a well-appointed main bathroom.
A separate, self-contained garden studio adds another dimension to the property. It offers a natural solution for multi-generational living, adult children, or visiting family, while also lending itself to use as a private workspace, consulting suite, or treatment room.
Surrounding the home are established gardens, an open lawn, and a sparkling inground pool, completing the setting. There is space here for children, for pets, and for people to come together, while still allowing quieter moments when they are needed.
Just moments from Coolum's patrolled beaches, esplanade cafes and daily conveniences, the home offers a sense of connection to the coastline while retaining its own quiet sense of place.
Rich in character and grounded in history, it invites its next custodian to continue the story.
Don't miss the chance to make this house your home. Contact Kerry today on 0438 168 908 to arrange a private inspection.
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