INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
1890'S QUEENSLANDER
MASSIVE 1012M2 BLOCK
STEEL ADJUSTABLE STUMPS
THREE GENEROUS BEDROOMS
2 SEPERATE LIVING AREAS
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS THROUGHOUT
REWIRED & REPLUMBED - 3 PHASE POWER
SOLAR AND ORIGINAL SHED
SIDE YARD ACCESS - PLENTY OF STORAGE
Some houses are built. Others are part of Ipswich's story.
Dating back to the 1890s, this beautifully preserved Queenslander has spent recent years operating as a low-impact office, but underneath the professional fit-out is a home with all the ingredients to be brought back to life.
Set on a substantial 1,012m² block in a prominent main road position, this is a property with presence from the moment you arrive. A welcoming front ramp leads to the formal, air-conditioned entrance where stained glass windows, soaring ceilings, tongue-and-groove walls and ceilings immediately remind you that this is no ordinary building.
The current owners have undertaken some serious work to ensure the character remains, while the practical stuff behind the scenes has been taken care of. The original doors have been acid bathed and beautifully redone, new door frames and archways have been added, the property was rewired and replumbed in 2008 with 3-phase power, and solar also installed.
Inside, the existing layout offers plenty of flexibility. There are three generous bedrooms, with the two front bedrooms opening through French doors onto the traditional sleepouts. There are also two dedicated office spaces, making the current configuration ideal for a professional practice, home business or those needing plenty of work-from-home space.
The kitchen features a gas cooktop and oven, while the separate dining and lounge rooms are divided by a classic archway. New bamboo flooring has been laid through the sleepouts, while underneath the existing carpet are gorgeous honey-coloured timber floors just waiting for the right person to bring them back into the spotlight.
There are two separate toilets, both with basins with one having enough space to potentially create a full bathroom by adding a shower, subject to the necessary approvals.
And then there is the practical side.
A Crimsafe front door, air-conditioning, side yard access, solar power, a rear shed, back storage room, additional under-house storage and a dedicated secured area for all of the external air-conditioning units mean this Queenslander isn't just about looks.
It works.
For those looking for a property that can transition back into a residence, the current Character Residential zoning is an important part of the story. The zoning is designed to protect and enhance established residential character, while allowing compatible community uses and small-scale services. The property is currently being utilised as low-impact office space, creating an intriguing opportunity for someone wanting to explore its next chapter as a family home, subject to any required planning, building and approval requirements.
And don't let the main road position put you off.
The front windows are tinted, and the current owners have deliberately addressed the street exposure. The best way to appreciate it? Come and stand inside the house yourself. The difference between looking at the address on a map and experiencing the interior is quite something.
Outside, you've got 1,012m² of land, side access and plenty of room to make the grounds your own.
This is not a cookie-cutter renovation. It is not a house where every decision has already been made for you.
It is a piece of old Ipswich with beautiful bones, meaningful upgrades and plenty of possibilities still on the table.
Live in it. Work from it. Reimagine it.
Or bring this 1890s Queenslander back to the role it was originally built for a home.
Best Offers by 4 November 2026.
An offer may be accepted prior to this date.
This property is being sold by auction or without a price and therefore a price guide cannot be provided. The website may have filtered the property into a price bracket for website functionality purposes.
