'The Terrace' is a heritage-listed residence, completely restored and renovated to impress both families and entertainers, in one of Brisbane's best suburbs.

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Originally built in 1933 by Charles Griffin, the heritage-listed residence has been reimagined by architect Shaun Lockyer and builder Cullum Hughes to blend traditional warmth and heritage elegance with modern functionality.

Behind the façade of a charming English-style red brick home, the transition of old to new is seamless, and the materials, feel, and quality of light is very much one experience.

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The house is one of few terracotta roof tiles in Brisbane with a 45º pitch and now features some the biggest skylights ever produced for a Shaun Lockyer design.

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Heath Williams told WILLIAMS MEDIA the home represents the perfect opportunity for an estate compound buyer. “It has it all, swimming pool, tennis court on a very large block of land. It is everything a family could want in a house. While the design of the extension is contemporary it draws in elements of the original and remains sympathetic to the original 1930’s stucco home.”

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Promising to impress both families and entertainers, the dual-level abode features a series of spacious interconnected living areas on the upper level, including a family room, formal dining area and media room. There is also a formal sitting room encompassing an operational brick fireplace, adjoining library and a linked office. 

Entertainers will also love the adjoining state-of-the-art gourmet kitchen boasting Elba marble benchtops and splashback, high end appliances, and a butler's pantry.

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There are 4 bedrooms on the upper level of the home, including the private parents' retreat with a luxe walk-in robe and daybed and ensuite with underfloor heating, Elba marble vanities, hydronic heated towel ladder, and freestanding bath. Three additional bedrooms with built-in robes are set away from the master, serviced by two stylish main bathrooms.

A fifth well-sized bedroom is positioned on the ground level with a built-in robe, plus additional bathroom, separate laundry and drying terrace. This level also features a generous rumpus room or den including a kitchenette that could serve as a teenagers' retreat. 

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Outside, a covered al fresco area with built-in daybed seamlessly flows from the living area. A Wyndham limestone-paved outdoor terrace leads to a large landscaped rear yard and covered pavilion featuring a built-in gas barbecue and outdoor kitchen, 18m in-ground swimming pool and floodlit championship tennis court.

Functional details like ducted air-conditioning, a wine cellar, storage-packed workshop, louvred windows, a state-of-the-art Bosch security system, 9.81-kilowatt solar system and provisions for batteries, Crimsafe security screens and a 60,000-litre underground water tank, as well as secure garaging for six cars.

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Only 11 kilometres from Brisbane's CBD, the home is just minutes from the riverfront Sherwood Arboretum and Graceville's popular dining options, boutiques, cinema and train station, as well as popular schools.

Source: Place

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

To view the listing or for more information click here.

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