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Overview
This substantial two-storey family home is nestled on a rare 1,052sqm parcel in the highly sought-after inner-east suburb of Norman Park. Offering a unique blend of privacy and proximity, the property is tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac surrounded by mature landscaping, creating a serene sanctuary within easy reach of Brisbane's vibrant lifestyle hubs.
The versatile layout spans two levels, maximizing natural light and lush views from nearly every window. Upstairs provides comfortable living with three substantial bedrooms, including a master retreat with ensuite, plus a full bathroom and a well-equipped kitchen designed for everyday functionality. Indoor spaces extend effortlessly onto a generous verandah that overlooks tall palms and the leafy backdrop, ideal for morning coffee and quiet reflection.
The lower floor presents a flexible space offering recreational possibilities such as a home gym or office, supported by two multipurpose rooms and an additional bathroom, catering to evolving household needs and lifestyle aspirations. Ample storage throughout enhances the practicality of the home.
Designed to embrace Brisbane's temperate climate, the outdoor areas are a highlight, featuring a covered north-facing terrace perfect for casual entertaining and relaxation. An expansive in-ground swimming pool complements the outdoor setting, further encouraging an easy-going lifestyle.
Ideal for families or buyers seeking a generous footprint for renovation, redevelopment (subject to council approval), or simply enjoying the spacious lifestyle, the home is well-positioned to benefit from nearby amenities. It is a short walk from key public transport links including Morningside and Norman Park stations and close to reputable schools such as Seven Hills State School, Lourdes Hill College, and Churchie.
The location offers a strong community feel with local cafés, parks, and recreational options nearby, while still maintaining convenient access to Brisbane’s CBD, airport, and major motorways, making weekend escapes and city excursions seamless.
Local Market Insights
In Norman Park, Quiet Listings observed 22 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, unchanged from 22 in the prior period, with an average advertised asking price of $1,862,500. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 34%, followed by townhouses (30%), and units (16%). The most active agency for houses in the Norman Park area is currently Place, representing 55% of new listings, followed by Ray White with 14%. 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
| Headline | When |
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| $1,275,000 Plus | |
| Auction |
Location
Market Insights for Norman Park QLD 4170
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