Perched on the water’s edge, ‘Campbell House’ is one of only a few significant landholdings in Brisbane’s prestigious riverfront precinct of Graceville.

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The stylish and generously proportioned home sprawls over four levels, designed to take full advantage of the riverfront views from almost every room, on an expansive allotment of approximately 3,339sqm.

Architecturally designed by Don Watson and winner of the Robin Boyd National Architectural Award in 1989, the home has been revived with a state-of-the-art renovation by world-class architect Shaun Lockyer.

“The Campbell House represents a unique take on 80’s modernism combined with late ‘arts and crafts’ inspiration,” Shaun Lockyer told WILLIAMS MEDIA. 

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“The sublime detailing throughout the brick and timber work defines this home as an iconic piece of work in the architectural landscape of Brisbane, perched delicately on the edge of the Brisbane River. We were privileged (and challenged) to carry out works to the home in order to recalibrate the spatial planning to transform the house into one that represents a considered balance of historic detail and contemporary lifestyle aspirations.”

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The architect’s completed design is a pin-wheel construction of informal spaces with eye-catching structural and aesthetic elements, giving the home a very distinctive edge.

“This is an incredibly thoughtful and sympathetic design that takes in the intention of the original architect,” Heath Williams told WILLIAMS MEDIA. 

“What Shaun has managed to achieve is to update this home to a manner suited to a modern lifestyle while maintaining its classic origins.”

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Interiors reveal striking herringbone flooring, high slanted ceilings, soaring skylights and banks of glass and louvre windows, delivering a light-filled home with an opulent sense of space and unimpeded water views.

There is a vast selection of formal and casual living spaces for all occasions, including a spacious dining room and adjoining lounge and an informal meals area and gourmet kitchen with stone benchtops, butler’s pantry and a full suite of state-of-the-art Gaggenau appliances.

Downstairs hosts resort-style entertaining spaces including a media room, indoor sauna, and lavish bar extending onto the entertainer’s terrace with infinity pool, riverfront seating area and fire pit. At the water’s edge a private boathouse caters to boating enthusiasts, with potential to add a tennis court and scope for a private pontoon. 

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Sleeping quarters are spread over two levels, including the artfully conceived master suite with original fireplace, elevated balcony, river views, luxurious ensuite and dual walk-in robes. A further four bedrooms also reveal breathtaking river vistas, and are serviced by two designer family. A private study and secure storage area complete the top level of the home. 

Additional features include secure electric gates, double garage, ducted air-conditioning, and security system.

The Graceville home is located minutes from trains, boutique shops, eateries, and schools. 

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Heath Williams or Ann-Karyn fraser of Place New Farm via the contact form below. 

To view the listing or for more information click here.

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