135 Carlton Terrace, ManlyQLD 4179

Iconic Manly Hill Queenslander with Uninterrupted Bay Views & Rare 40m Frontage Positioned in one of Manly's most tightly held and prestigious streets, 135 Carlton Terrace presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a landmark Queenslander on an expansive 1,376m² corner allotment, boasting a remarkable 40-metre NE facing frontage directly to Moreton Bay. Elevated on Manly Hill, the home captures sweeping, never-to-be-built-out views across the bay, islands and marina from ground level - a truly rare offering in today's market. This is blue-chip real estate at its finest, where lifestyle, position and long-term upside align. The existing residence is a beautifully preserved Queenslander, rich in character and integrity. Wraparound verandah's frame the home, creating multiple vantage points to enjoy bay breezes and panoramic outlooks. Inside, timeless features include soaring ceilings, VJ walls, bay windows, ornate cornicing and an original cast-iron fireplace with walnut cabinetry - all contributing to the home's warmth and authenticity. Comfortably liveable as is, the home currently comprises three built-in bedrooms plus a fourth bedroom or study, a well-maintained bathroom, ducted air conditioning, and two-car accommodation with generous storage beneath. For buyers with vision, the possibilities are exceptional. Whether you choose to: • Land bank in an irreplaceable Manly Hill position • Raise and renovate to create a show-stopping family residence • Or explore future development potential (STCA) on this substantial, already subdivided block …the scope here is genuinely unmatched. Properties of this calibre - combining elevation, views, land size and frontage - are exceedingly rare and tightly held. Contact Chris Vote 0433 411 540 to arrange your private viewing and secure one of Manly's most significant offerings. ** This property is being sold without a price. The website may have filtered the property into a price bracket for functionality purposes only. All interested parties are encouraged to make their own enquiries and seek independent advice.