Only five kilometres from Brisbane’s CBD, this restored Queenslander boasts phenomenal views of the Brisbane River, New Farm Park and the iconic city skyline.

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The two-level residence was fully restored in 2002 by renowned architect Bruce Medek, who transformed the original 1895 Queenslander with modern design, melding the two eras in a fully customised renovation.

Despite being positioned on a central city-bound road, the residence feels tranquil and exclusive. Set away from Wynnum Road and presented with manicured gardens crafted by Two Leos Landscaping and Design, the home balances a peaceful atmosphere with proximity to Brisbane’s CBD.

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“I love the space and light in the home. It is not just the height of the ceilings or the stunning city and river views, its details such as the gable in the kitchen which provides a wonderful source of light and is a real treasure,” owner Margaret Cameron told WILLIAMS MEDIA.

“Lovely spaces increase the sense of pleasure living in the home. It is a very quiet house, you don't hear the road - it is very lovely and serene.”

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Interiors showcase heritage-style elegance with a modern aesthetic, featuring exceptional 3.5-metre-high ceilings, Crows Ash timber floors, VJ walls, and ceiling roses.

The home’s upper level takes in the picturesque vista, with a spacious open-plan living and dining area, serviced by an entertainers’ kitchen featuring a full suite of Miele appliances, an island bench, stone benchtops and a servery window to the generous covered deck overlooking the Brisbane River.

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Entertainment options continuing downstairs, where a sizeable rumpus room or office leads to a second lounge room, an al fresco area and an in-ground swimming pool.

Positioned on the upper level, the master bedroom is a luxurious private retreat, encompassing a substantial walk-in robe, verandah and a linked ensuite featuring a large vanity and a separate bath and shower that looks through the verandah to the city skyline.

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Two additional bedrooms are set away from here; one is ensuited and connects to the residence’s front verandah, while the other is fitted with a built-in robe. Another three bedrooms also benefitting from built-in robes are situated downstairs, along with a well-appointed main bathroom and a laundry with a built-in workstation and an attached drying court.

The home also includes a seven-car carport, an abundance of storage, a security system, solar power, rainwater tanks, roller blinds and air-conditioning.

Oxford Street, the Mowbray Park Ferry Terminal and the Norman Park train station are nearby, while the popular Kangaroo Point, South Brisbane and Howard Smith Wharves precincts are minutes away.

Source: Place Bulimba

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