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Overview
This remarkable residence is a grand 1952 Queenslander with a rich history, formerly known as the Heritage Oval clubhouse, now transformed into a distinguished family estate that blends timeless charm with modern living.
Set on a prime escarpment location, the home boasts expansive views over Glen Lomond Park and the Lockyer Valley, providing a tranquil yet impressive setting poised on 2,432 square metres of land including an additional exclusive use area.
The property's architectural character is defined by soaring ceilings and multiple spacious living areas, including a vast central living room that was once a dance hall, now providing a spectacular open-plan environment. Dual island kitchen benches, gas cooking, and an elegant wood stove enhance the kitchen's functionality and aesthetic appeal.
The design thoughtfully preserves historical elements such as the original bar, walk-in cool room, and a full-sized billiards room, which enhance its entertainer's appeal. Wide hallways, double doors, and ramps ensure accessibility for all residents.
- Five bedrooms plus a study accommodate family and guest needs comfortably.
- A private parent retreat offers a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite with dual vanities, shower, and freestanding bath for relaxation and privacy.
- Additional modern conveniences include a dedicated home office, laundry, large linen closet, and a luxurious home cinema converted from a trophy room.
- Outdoor entertainment is supported by large verandahs and communal tennis courts, enhancing leisure opportunities.
- The property features a three-bay insulated garage with professional-grade storage and nine parking spaces overall, catering extensively to vehicle accommodation.
- Environmental sustainability is considered with solar panels, grey water system, and electric hot water service.
- Security and accessibility have been addressed with a home security system featuring multiple cameras and disability access ramping.
This home will appeal to those who value historic charm combined with spacious, functional family living. Its unique character, generous scale, and beautiful natural surroundings stand apart in the local market.
Local Market Insights
In Middle Ridge, Quiet Listings observed 178 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 152 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $929,752. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 75%, followed by units (11%), and land (5%). The most active agency for houses in the Middle Ridge area is currently Remax, representing 19% of new listings, followed by Ray White with 15%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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Change History
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| Interest Over $2,400,000 5 3 9 | |
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Market Insights for Middle Ridge QLD 4350
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