Positioned on one of Brisbane's higher elevations, this timeless Clayfield home enjoys astonishing views across the CBD and mountains.

The renovated 1930s home sits in a prestigious no-through street just 6km from the CBD and 10 mins from Brisbane Airport, with easy access to the coast.

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Capturing the glamour of the art deco era, the home has been sensitively improved by contemporary additions while maintaining its gorgeous period charm with details such as original art deco ceilings, cornices and leadlight windows.

The five-bedroom layout has been designed to encourage outdoor entertaining and comfortably accommodate guests, featuring a generous timber deck with built-in barbecue kitchen, plunge pool, and separate studio or workshop.

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Christine Rudolph told WILLIAMS MEDIA, "Taranalma Avenue is an exclusive street of only 5 homes, including one of Brisbane's most iconic landmarks 'Tarranalma'.

Regarded as one of Brisbane's highest points, this magnificent early 1900's home is a charming example of art deco architecture in a dress circle position." 

There’s a private master retreat which includes a large ensuite and WIR and study, and multiple living spaces, serviced by an American shaker style kitchen with Falcon and Sub-Zero appliances.

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The property sits within the popular Eagle Junction SS catchment and is less than five minutes from St Margaret's, St Rita's College and Clayfield College. 

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Christine Rudolph of Ray White New Farm via the contact form below. 

To view the listing or for more information click here.

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