233 Taringa Parade, Taringa QLD 4068

Addison House, located at 233 Taringa Parade, is a distinguished architectural residence that harmoniously blends Queensland's traditional design with innovative modern elements, crafted by renowned architect Rex Addison. Nestled among mature trees and original plantings, the property offers a strong indoor-outdoor connection, starting with a welcoming entry bridge that integrates the established landscape with the home’s architecture.

The interior centers around a kitchen finished in rich silky oak featuring a modern induction cooktop and a spacious walk-in pantry, supporting both culinary creativity and storage needs. The adjoining lounge includes a distinct curved plexiglass window seat, providing a tranquil nook with views over verdant gardens, enhancing relaxation and intimacy. A separate dining area extends into the front garden, making it an inviting space for socializing and entertaining.

Upstairs, the home opens onto a broad timber deck offering a leafy north-easterly outlook, ideal for enjoying natural light and outdoor living. High vaulted ceilings, exposed timber beams, and screened openings create an airy ambiance, complemented by a versatile loft space suitable for study or retreat purposes. Additionally, a study area downstairs facilitates comfortable remote work or quiet contemplation.

The three bedrooms, all situated on the lower level, are designed with built-in wardrobes and air-conditioning for comfort. The master bedroom boasts a walk-through robe and an ensuite bathroom, while the other bedrooms share access to the family bathroom and separate toilet, catering well to family needs.

The home's distinctive heritage character is maintained through original details and thoughtful design choices, including weatherboard and fibre-cement cladding, corrugated metal roofing, original stove pipes, timber-battened awnings, and screening elements. These features contribute to the residence's layered and authentic aesthetic, underscoring its unique architectural identity.

Positioned on the edge of Mt Coot-tha Forest, this property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy exceptional natural surroundings while remaining conveniently close to key amenities, reputable schools, public transport, and Brisbane's central business district.

• Heritage-listed Addison House by Rex Addison
• Integration of traditional Queensland architecture with contemporary innovation
• Established gardens featuring mature trees and pedestrian pathways
• Silky oak kitchen with induction cooktop and walk-in pantry
• Distinctive curved plexiglass window seat in lounge
• Generous timber deck with a north-easterly aspect overlooking greenery
• Loft space plus a separate study ideal for flexible use
• Three bedrooms with built-ins and air-conditioning, master with ensuite
• Rich heritage architectural details including weatherboard and timber features
• Single-car parking accommodation

This residence represents not only a home but a significant piece of Brisbane’s architectural legacy, designed to embrace its landscape, suit the Queensland climate, and offer enduring tranquility.