Architecturally intriguing, this c1925 Queenslander reflects influences of the Art Deco and Egyptian Revival design movement, sparked by the discovery of King Tutankhamun's tomb. Highly crafted details throughout comprise silky oak lined walls, exquisite woodwork, plus elaborate ash and red gum striped parquet floors. A family home at heart, the spacious living areas are paired with a series of verandahs and terraces for entertaining or to enjoy spectacular sunsets. Established gardens with automated sprinkler system, age-old trees, beautiful greenery and sun dappled retreats create idyllic outdoor settings.
Some of the many features comprise a bespoke silky oak kitchen by Dana Kitchens, with timber recycled from a train siding in western Queensland. Light and airy bedrooms serviced by immaculate bathrooms are positioned on both levels, making the floorplan adaptable for a family of all ages. Further, there is a dedicated study or reading nook to utilise.
Secluded on an elevated 450sqm block off a quiet divided road, it is a wonderfully peaceful haven in a coveted locale, 270 metres from St Peters Lutheran College. The premier address is central to The University of Queensland, Brigidine College, Holy Family Primary, Indooroopilly State and Indooroopilly State High schools.
- Loungeroom with soaring ceilings, custom joinery and cabinets
- French doors lead to inviting dining area and separate sunroom
- Kitchen with Miele dishwasher, gas cooking, as-new Miele oven
- Includes fridge/freezer, silky oak stools matching cabinetry
- Sizeable bedrooms, primary has walk-in robe, marble ensuite
- Main bathroom appointed with spa bath and stone finishes
- Rumpus extends onto sandstone paved entertainers' patio
- Air conditioning, banks of windows enhance natural light
- Ample storage, back-to-base alarm, 6.63kW solar, double garage
- Walk to buses, train station and Indooroopilly Shopping Centre
