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Overview
Set behind tall hedges and a majestic fig tree, this grand Queenslander from circa 1925 offers an exceptional blend of historic charm and modern luxury within a private north-facing Bardon block. Carefully relocated and extended in the 1990s, the home is designed to accommodate multi-generational living and evolving family needs with generous space and refined craftsmanship.
The stately entrance, with a wide staircase and wrap-around verandas framed by authentic stained glass, welcomes residents into a dramatic foyer boasting 12-foot ceilings and rich dark floorboards, creating a strong impression of elegance and warmth.
Sunlit living areas flow seamlessly between formal and casual rooms, with expansive northern light flooding the lounge and dining spaces, all enhanced by intricate timber archways and fretwork that highlight the home's historic character. The kitchen stands out as a centerpiece, featuring bespoke Wyer & Craw design with a central Carrara marble island, premium Miele appliances, and arched windows overlooking Mt Coot-tha and the backyard, perfectly combining style with functionality.
The residence offers a versatile layout with six bedrooms, including two master suites, each with walk-in robes and luxurious ensuites adorned with marble finishes and designer fixtures. Additional features such as ducted air conditioning upstairs, split systems downstairs, wood-burning fireplaces, and a dedicated home office with custom pocket doors provide comfort and convenience across all levels.
Outdoor living is equally impressive, with a travertine-tiled pool house and a substantial 13m x 6.5m pool complete with an outdoor kitchen featuring a Miele oven, dishwasher, and wine fridge, ideal for entertaining guests or family gatherings. The expansive and landscaped 1309 sqm grounds, served by a 6-zone irrigation system, also include space for children’s activities and pet-friendly lawns.
Situated just 6km from Brisbane CBD and close to prestigious schools, transport, and recreational amenities, this property combines inner-city convenience with the serenity and space of a private, historic estate. It presents a unique opportunity for families seeking a stately, functional home that evolves through life’s stages, fostering memorable living and gracious entertaining.
Local Market Insights
In Bardon, Quiet Listings observed 8 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, down from 9 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $1,825,000. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 85%, followed by units (8%), and townhouses (8%). The most active agency for houses in the Bardon area is currently Ray White, representing 50% of new listings, followed by Place with 38%. 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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| BEST OFFERS CLOSING Wednesday 23rd September 3pm | |
| BEST OFFERS CLOSING Wednesday 23rd September |
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