Nestled within the leafy foothills of Mt Coot-tha on the Bardon border, 'Araucaria' is a rare and historically significant home forming part of Brisbane's early architectural heritage. Built in 1920, it is recognised as one of the original homes established in this tightly held pocket, reflecting the area's natural beauty, elevated surroundings and peaceful atmosphere. Rich in traditional character, the property captures the timeless appeal of early Queensland living. Showcasing the enduring charm of classic Queenslander design, 'Araucaria' has been beautifully preserved over time while retaining many of its original character features and timeless appeal. The home presents a rare opportunity to secure a significant piece of Brisbane's architectural history within one of the city's most tightly held lifestyle locations. Beautifully preserved and thoughtfully improved over time, the residence blends timeless character with meaningful modern enhancements. Recent updates include extensive electrical and plumbing works, restored timber flooring and verandah varnishing, updated lighting, refreshed fencing and exterior paintwork, upgraded landscaping and gardens, deep internal and external cleaning, air-conditioning servicing, and carefully considered kitchen and bathroom improvements - all completed while maintaining the integrity and warmth of the home's original Queenslander charm. Well suited to owner-occupiers and young families alike, the home combines traditional architectural character with a peaceful, established setting rarely found so close to the city. Polished timber floors, vertical join walls, decorative archways, custom timber detailing and expansive verandahs create a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout. Inside, the home offers spacious light-filled living areas filled with natural warmth and period charm. A wood fireplace creates year-round ambience within the main living space, while seamless indoor-outdoor flow opens to an expansive covered verandah ideal for relaxing or entertaining amongst the leafy surrounds. The bespoke Silky Oak kitchen showcases custom timber cabinetry and classic detailing in keeping with the home's heritage character. Set within a quiet, tightly held street predominantly surrounded by owner-occupiers, the home offers a rare balance of tranquillity, greenery and convenience. The location is regarded as one of Brisbane's most prestigious inner-west lifestyle pockets, positioned moments from transport, major amenities and the Brisbane CBD, while still feeling immersed in nature and privacy. Property Features: - 3 large bedrooms including master with ensuite - 2 bathrooms - 3 car accommodation including carport and single lock-up garage - Beautifully preserved Queenslander character throughout - Polished timber floors, vertical join walls and decorative archways - Spacious light-filled living area with timeless period charm - Bespoke Silky Oak kitchen with custom timber cabinetry - Traditional timber detailing and classic architectural features throughout - Seamless indoor-outdoor flow embracing the Queensland lifestyle - Wood fireplace adding warmth and ambience to the main living area - Expansive covered verandah ideal for relaxing and entertaining year round - Additional under-house storage and workspace - Extensive electrical and plumbing improvements completed - Air-conditioning systems professionally deep cleaned and serviced - New lighting and ceiling fans - Updated kitchen and bathroom fittings and fixtures - Front and rear Ring security camera system - Positioned within the Rainworth State School catchment - Walking distance to Stuartholme School - Moments from Mt Coot-tha walking trails, Brisbane Botanic Gardens and local cafés/restaurants - Quiet, tightly held street with a peaceful neighbourhood atmosphere - Generous 450m² allotment with approximately 19 metres of frontage - Split block configuration offering excellent separation and privacy from neighbouring homes Positioned within the exclusive Rainworth State School catchment and within walking distance to Stuartholme School, the property also enjoys exceptional access to some of Brisbane's most iconic lifestyle attractions. Residents can enjoy nearby Mt Coot-tha walking trails, the Brisbane Botanic Gardens, Planetarium, local cafés and restaurants, and the historic Toowong Cemetery, while the Bardon Shed and surrounding conveniences are only minutes away. DISCLAIMER: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information contained about this property, it does not constitute any warranty or representation by the vendor or agent. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. All interested parties must solely rely on their own inspections, enquiries and searches with all relevant authorities.
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