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Overview
This beautifully preserved high-set Queenslander, built in 1952 and owned by just two families, offers a distinctive blend of original character and modern convenience. Having undergone extensive maintenance in 2022, this residence retains the craftsmanship and charm of its era while presenting exceptional structural integrity and immaculate presentation.
The upper level welcomes residents with the warmth of original hardwood flooring and architectural details such as French doors featuring stained-glass panels, timber cornices, and intricate door frames, all enhancing the home's timeless appeal. The traditional roof paneling complements the heritage aesthetic, yet the house is fully insulated and equipped with air-conditioning and ceiling fans to ensure comfort throughout the seasons.
At the core of the home, the renovated kitchen combines practicality with inviting style, showcasing ample storage, quality appliances, and a distinctive blue splashback that adds a personalized touch. The renovated bathroom thoughtfully includes both a separate shower and a classic bathtub, catering to everyday functional needs.
Accommodating four bedrooms, the house provides flexibility for families, guests, or home office use, augmented by a second powder room located downstairs. The versatile ground floor expands opportunity with a laundry area, generous storage, multipurpose room, and a covered alfresco space, making it ideal for various uses such as entertaining, a workshop, or a home gym.
The outdoor area complements the home's liveability with a low-maintenance rear garden featuring side access, allowing easy enjoyment without substantial upkeep. An energy-efficient 5kW solar panel system adds to the practicality and sustainability of the property.
- High-set Queenslander from 1952 with a legacy of careful ownership
- Comprehensive maintenance performed down to the frame in 2022
- Four bedrooms plus a versatile multipurpose room downstairs
- Modern renovated kitchen with abundant storage and quality appliances
- Well-appointed bathroom with separate shower and bathtub
- Original timber floors and detailed period features throughout
- Stained-glass French doors adding character and natural light
- Insulation and climate control for year-round comfort
- Downstairs amenities including laundry and additional powder room
- Covered alfresco area and manageable garden designed for easy living
- Energy savings from installed solar panel system
- Convenient side access enhancing outdoor flexibility
Situated just minutes from key locations such as Nudgee College, Nundah Village, and public transport, with easy access to retail precincts and Brisbane Airport, this home offers a lifestyle balanced with convenience and heritage charm. Its impeccable condition allows the next owner to settle in with peace of mind, free from the demands of immediate renovation.
Local Market Insights
In Banyo, Quiet Listings observed 14 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 9 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $1,376,786. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 88%, followed by townhouses (13%). The most active agency for houses in the Banyo area is currently Place, representing 36% of new listings, followed by Ray White with 29%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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