From the street, it is quintessential Coorparoo. Weatherboards, traditional casement windows and a softly neutral palette sit behind established greenery, while the double carport has been thoughtfully integrated to complement the character of the original home.
Inside, those Queenslander details continue. Timber floorboards run beneath VJ walls, decorative archways and picture rails, while leadlight and frosted glass details bring little reminders of the home's heritage into view.
The upper level is where old and new find their rhythm. The main bedroom is privately positioned with a walk-in robe and ensuite, while the living spaces unfold towards a crisp black and white kitchen. Stone benchtops, shaker cabinetry, a 900mm gas cooktop and generous island create a hardworking centrepiece without competing with the home's original character.
Folding French doors peel back from the kitchen and dining spaces to connect almost the entire living zone with an expansive covered deck. Its curved roof amplifies the sense of space while encouraging natural airflow, creating the kind of setting that makes long lunches turn into evenings outside. Beyond, glimpses towards Brisbane's skyline and the Story Bridge bring the city into the backdrop, particularly as sunset washes the horizon in colour.
Downstairs, the home shifts into another gear. Three bedrooms with robes are joined by additional living and laundry spaces, while the main bathroom brings a touch of indulgence with a freestanding bath. Split-system air conditioning throughout keeps the home comfortable year-round, with the lower living area connecting directly to the covered entertaining space beneath the upper deck.
A saltwater pool sits among established greenery and garden beds, with stepping stones drawing you deeper into the yard. A gravelled firepit area sets the scene for cooler evenings, while beyond the pool, a separate retreat offers valuable flexibility as a home office, creative space or teenage hideaway.
All of this sits approximately 5km from Brisbane CBD, with Coorparoo Square's dining, cinemas, supermarkets and everyday conveniences close by. Parks, public transport and major arterial connections are equally accessible, placing the best of Brisbane within remarkably easy reach.
Additional Highlights
• Separate rear retreat offering flexibility for a home office, studio or teen space
• Rainwater tank and garden shed
• Mudroom adding valuable everyday functionality
• Multiple living and entertaining zones across both levels
• Within Coorparoo State School and Coorparoo Secondary College catchments
Character at the front, city lights above and a private oasis out back, this is a home that captures the way Brisbane was always meant to be lived.
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