Beautiful four-bedroom Queenslander with swimming pool in coastal locale
Nestled in the heart of Wellington Point, this dual-level character home offers a delightful blend of Queenslander heritage charm with a touch of contemporary flair. This meticulously-renovated home promises a lifestyle of luxury with breathtaking bay glimpses and refined interior features that cater to every need, coupled with conveniences that make it ideal for family living. Built between circa 1908 and 1912, the abode was crafted on land owned by a number of prominent councillors and businessmen in the late 19th century. Later becoming a cherished family home and thoughtfully maintained throughout the decades, the property includes: - Grand traditional facade, a gated entry and mature front gardens - Lofty ceilings, VJ walls, ornate breezeways and decorative arches - Generous open-plan living and dining area on the upper level, which flows from a covered north-east-facing deck capturing picturesque bay views - Exceptional modern kitchen displaying premium appliances, a breakfast bar, a tiled splashback and ample cupboard storage - Ensuited master bedroom encompassing a walk-in robe - Three additional bedrooms downstairs; two open out to the outdoors - Well-appointed main bathroom benefitting from a shower over a bath - Fully-fenced grassed yard with landscaped gardens and a glass-framed in-ground swimming pool - Secure dual carport and a workshop area - Plentiful storage, ducted air-conditioning and ceiling fans Close to a plethora of shops and dining options, this sensational residence is just minutes from Wellington Point Recreation Reserve’s waterfront playgrounds and boat ramp. The Wellington Point train station and the Howeston Golf Course are nearby. Falling within the Wellington Point State School and Wellington Point State High School catchment areas, this incredible home is also a short distance from Redlands College, Ormiston College and Saint Anthony’s Catholic Primary School. Do not delay – call to arrange an inspection today.
