From an elevated position in the Hamilton Hill enclave of Brisbane, 'Marie Ville' is a stunning private estate that tells a story of Brisbane’s aristocratic society of the late 1800s.

Also known as 'Eltham', the residence is set among established formal gardens on a sprawling 1,970sqm (approx.) block with a 41.5m frontage and breathtaking Brisbane CBD and River views.

Source: Ray White New Farm

Built for one of the founders of Castlemaine Brewery, the grand residence was designed by the notable Brisbane architectural firm John Hall and Son, which commissioned pieces for the home from England.

Christine Rudolph of Ray White New Farm told WILLIAMS MEDIA, "'Marie Ville' is a remarkable example of one of Brisbane's finest Queenslander homes. Built by a pioneering woman Kate Quinlan, who arrived in Brisbane to found the Fourex Castlemaine Brewery, no expense was spared on both the prestige position and quality finishes of the period.
Imported pieces from England, used to construct the home, have stood the test of time. This is the ultimate in gracious, timeless architecture in trophy location."

Original features, such as the leadlight entry way, marble fireplaces and servant bells add to the home’s charm.

Interiors are filled with character and prestige, accommodating 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with potential to create another 2 bedrooms in the upstairs sitting area. 

Outdoors, the grounds are impeccably manicured, while a stunning pool area showcases more of the amazing Brisbane views. 

See more of 16 Hillside Crescent Hamilton QLD 4007, including additional photos, floorplan, and location map, on Luxury List.

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Christine Rudolph of Ray White New Farm via this link.

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