Offering a distinctly different way of life in Hope Island, this Federation Queenslander brings together historic charm, generous living spaces and a beautiful garden setting. For buyers who appreciate traditional craftsmanship and the character of a genuine period home, this is a property that deserves to be experienced in person.
Originally built in Brisbane’s West End approximately 100–130 years ago, the home was purchased by its current owners over three decades ago, carefully separated into two sections and relocated to Hope Island. Its original upper level retains materials that are increasingly difficult to source, including silky oak window frames, hoop pine timber flooring and Queensland cedar doors. VJ walls and ceilings, approximately 3.35-metre ceiling heights and pressed tin detailing in the original bathrooms celebrate its Queensland heritage.
The original home occupies the upper floor, where the kitchen, dining room and main lounge connect with front and rear balconies. The master bedroom with ensuite is also on this level, alongside an office or fifth bedroom and a separate bathroom with a shower and bathtub. Overlooking the lush, established garden, the rear balcony offers a wonderful treehouse-like feeling, placing you amongst the treetops and creating an inviting spot to unwind.
Constructed approximately ten years ago, the ground floor approximately doubled the home’s accommodation, adding three generously sized bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, a large second lounge, kitchenette, laundry, bathroom and separate WC. This layout offers flexibility for larger families, visiting guests or those seeking room for extended family. Generous walk-in storage beneath the staircase adds practicality, while the lounge opens onto a spacious covered alfresco deck overlooking the garden.
Set on a level 809m² rectangular block, the fully landscaped grounds provide a leafy backdrop to both levels of the home, with two sheds positioned at the rear. Behind the remote-controlled gate and fencing, two covered carports and an additional large parking bay offer room for vehicles, a trailer or potentially a caravan.
Just a minute’s walk from the Broadwater, local park and boat ramp, this memorable home pairs the warmth of a traditional Queenslander with the relaxed coastal lifestyle that makes Hope Island so appealing.
Property features:
· Federation Queenslander originally built in Brisbane’s West End approximately 100–130 years ago
· Relocated to Hope Island by the current owners over 30 years ago
· Level 809m² rectangular block with fully landscaped gardens
· Four bedrooms plus an office or fifth bedroom
· Silky oak window frames, hoop pine timber floors and Queensland cedar doors
· VJ walls and ceilings, with approximately 3.35m ceiling heights on the original upper level
· Pressed tin detailing in the original bathrooms
· Upstairs master bedroom with ensuite
· Upper-level kitchen, dining room and main lounge
· Separate upstairs bathroom with shower and bathtub
· Front and rear balconies, with an elevated garden outlook from the rear
· Ground floor constructed approximately ten years ago
· Three downstairs bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes
· Spacious downstairs lounge, kitchenette and laundry
· Ground-floor bathroom and separate WC
· Generous walk-in storage beneath the staircase
· Large covered alfresco deck opening from the downstairs lounge
· Ceiling fans throughout all bedrooms and living areas
· Two garden sheds
· Two covered carports and an additional large parking bay
· Remote-controlled entry gate and fenced grounds
· Approximately one minute’s walk to the Broadwater, local park and boat ramp
Enjoy the convenience of a variety of local eateries and shops, including Woolworths and ALDI, at the nearby Hope Island Marketplace. Slightly further afield is Hope Island Marina Shopping Village (Coles) and Sanctuary Cove Village (IGA).
In addition to the local shops, you will find both Westfield Helensvale and Westfield Coomera shopping precincts within a 15-minute drive. Queensland rail operates from Hope Island, Helensvale and Coomera, including the G-Link light rail which runs adjacent to the Helensvale station.
Also found on Hope Islands doorstep are several public and private schools, some of Australia’s best family theme parks, the Broadwater, and many beautiful parks.
Hope Island also offers the avid golfer a selection of three PGA – Rated golf courses in The Links Hope Island and Sanctuary Cove Palms and Pines courses.
The nearby M1 highway offers easy access to both Brisbane and Coolangatta Airports (35 - 45 minute’s drive). Surfers Paradise is also a short 20-minute drive away.
