Built circa 1920s as a State-built ANZAC home for the widows & dependants of war veterans, this historic cottage has been completely renovated throughout by skilled trades and craftsmen. The result keeps the history and adds modern conveniences.
On a 607m² block in Grange's library precinct, it sits in one of the suburb's typical family-friendly streets with an urban, leafy green outlook. Mature foliage surrounds and new landscaping will continue to add privacy, throughout the coming seasons.
Massive glass walls define the hub of the home, where 2.7m ceilings and an open kitchen and living area flow straight out onto the deck. The kitchen features Caesarstone benchtops, additional cabinetry and all-new quality appliances. A second rumpus and living zone adds to the space, giving the home four separate social areas across two internal living spaces and two decks.
Five bedrooms + study and four bathrooms are supported by air conditioning throughout, solar panels and a Tesla battery. In-wall plumbing is in place to reinstate a second kitchen if desired, opening up the possibility of separate living (subject to approvals). Oversized tandem car accommodation completes a home that is immaculately presented from front to back.
A piece of Brisbane's history, reimagined for today.
• Generous back yard (plenty of space for a pool, shed & a game of football)
• Four separate social areas: two internal living spaces and two decks
• Open kitchen with Carrara Mist benchtop, additional cabinetry and all-new quality appliances flowing to the deck
• 2.7m ceilings in the main living hub, plus a second rumpus/living zone
• Five bedrooms, four bathrooms and triple car accommodation
• In-wall plumbing ready to reinstate a second kitchen if desired
• Air conditioning throughout, Solar panels, Tesla battery
• 607m² block and a leafy outlook in Grange's library precinct
