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Market Insights for Ashgrove QLD 4060
New Listings (last 30 days)
12
Average price
$1,939,167
Lowest price
$1,100,000
Highest price
$3,000,000
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31 High Street, Ashgrove QLD 4060

Sat 31st Oct At 9:30am

Listed: 14 hours ago
Overview

Located on a generous and deep block nestled behind a classic brick fence and mature trees, this post-war weatherboard home offers a rare opportunity for renovators, rebuilders or those seeking a peaceful family sanctuary in Ashgrove's tightly held northern pocket.

The property's original charm is visible in features such as its terracotta tiled roof, covered front porch, ornate cornicing, and wide casement windows, all preserved since the family has lovingly occupied the home since 1968. Its elevated position overlooks leafy garden vistas with the backyard gently sloping towards a Scout reserve, providing expansive and level lawns framed by mature trees—conditions increasingly scarce so close to Brisbane’s city centre.

Inside, the formal front lounge presents with decorative cornices, wall sconces, and a ceiling fan, setting a gracious atmosphere. The home accommodates three bedrooms plus a master bedroom featuring a split-system air conditioner and decorative cornicing, supporting comfortable living throughout all seasons. The original kitchen, complete with tiled benchtops, timber-look cabinetry, double sink, and freestanding electric stove, adjoins a generous dining area, complemented by a sunlit sunroom with wraparound windows. This leads to a covered timber deck overlooking the serene garden, ideal for quiet reflection or entertaining in a natural setting.

  • The lower level offers diverse functionality with a large multipurpose room perfect for a workshop, studio, or storage.
  • A laundry with twin tubs and a second toilet enhances convenience for families.
  • Additional storage rooms and a tandem lock-up garage accessible via a long side driveway support everyday practicality.

Throughout the home, original hard flooring contrasts beautifully with carpeted living and main bedroom areas, all maintained with period panelled walls and ceilings showcasing timber battens and traditional finishes. Security screen doors provide peace of mind.

This property combines historical appeal, substantial land, and flexible living spaces. Its location benefits from proximity to bushland walking trails, reputable schools, public transport links, and local shops, catering well to families seeking a lifestyle balanced between tranquility and accessibility.

Local Market Insights

In Ashgrove, Quiet Listings observed 12 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 10 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $1,939,167. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 57%, followed by units (19%), and townhouses (14%). The most active agency for houses in the Ashgrove area is currently Ray White, representing 33% of new listings, followed by Place with 17%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.

While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the property information provided, no guarantee is given. Buyers should independently verify all details, inclusions, availability, pricing, and other relevant information directly with the listing agent before relying on this information.

Change History
Headline When
Sat 31st Oct At 9:30am
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