Some homes make their point in square metres. This one makes it the moment you walk through the door.
For an inner-city unit, the proportions are wonderfully unexpected. There is a lounge room you can properly spread-out in. A dining area made for an actual dining table. A large kitchen, three generous bedrooms and, perhaps most importantly, enough breathing room between it all to feel like a home rather than a collection of rooms.
From the street, the solid brick building gives little away about the scale of the residence within. Once inside, high ceilings add volume overhead, natural light and ventilation move easily through the interiors, and the floorplan feels refreshingly generous.
The lounge is genuinely large, with enough room to carve out a study zone without compromising the living space. Air-conditioning keeps this central living area comfortable year-round, while nearby, the dedicated dining zone gives dinner its own place rather than an obligatory corner of the lounge.
Then there is the kitchen. Modern, substantial, and positioned to overlook the courtyard below, it keeps whoever is cooking connected to what is happening beyond. Dinner with friends can unfold around the table before drifting outside later. Ample cupboard storage throughout adds another layer of everyday practicality, giving household extras somewhere to disappear.
Three well-sized bedrooms continue the theme of generosity, with air-conditioning in every room. The master and second bedroom both feature ample built-in storage, while the third bedroom offers flexibility for guests, children or a dedicated home office. The renovated bathroom is crisp and considered, pairing a separate shower and bathtub with a stone-topped vanity, while a separate toilet makes busy mornings that little bit easier.
Even the utility spaces refuse to be an afterthought. A dedicated internal laundry gets a room of its own, rather than being squeezed into the bathroom or tucked into the garage.
The outdoor spaces add another dimension to the way the property can be enjoyed.
The balcony has enough room to give it some personality, whether that means greenery, herbs, or a barbecue, while the dedicated entertainer's courtyard below offers further space for long lunches, drinks with friends or simply taking life outside. Better still, there is very little upkeep standing between you and actually enjoying it.
Inside, the apartment is quiet and peaceful, with the solid brick construction providing excellent soundproofing. Yet just beyond your doorstep lies everything that makes this Coorparoo position so appealing.
Coorparoo Square is approximately 400 metres away, putting cinemas, cafes, restaurants, and major supermarkets within an easy walk. Public transport is similarly convenient, with a bus stop approximately 130 metres from home, while the Brisbane CBD sits around four kilometres away.
Stones Corner, Woolloongabba, Greenslopes, and Camp Hill broaden the neighbourhood further, with local parkland, sporting facilities, schools and transport connections all adding to the convenience of this inner-south position.
Coffee, groceries, dinner, and a movie can all happen close to home. The harder decision might simply be whether to go out at all.
Highlights
Three car spaces, including a single lock-up garage
Dedicated storage room adjoining the garage
Low-maintenance lifestyle with minimal outdoor upkeep
Solid brick construction with excellent soundproofing
Convenient access to Coorparoo train station and major transport corridors
Some homes make you compromise for the location. This one makes a compelling case for having the space and Coorparoo lifestyle together.
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