To enquire, please email or call 1300 815 051 and enter code 2118
A distinctive 1932 Queenslander in Ascot, thoughtfully transformed for contemporary living while retaining an exceptional amount of its original character.
Originally built as a workers' cottage, this home combines the warmth and craftsmanship of its original upper residence with a substantial modern lower level, creating a property with genuine flexibility and possibilities rarely found on a 405m² Ascot allotment.
ORIGINAL QUEENSLANDER CHARACTER
The original upper level retains an impressive collection of period features, including:
• Original VJ walls throughout
• Original timber-framed windows
• High ceilings
• Original fretwork
• Feature stained-glass window
• Polished timber floors
Downstairs, the home takes a contemporary direction, with quality finishes and half-height VJ panelling creating a considered connection between the original Queenslander and its new lower level.
FLEXIBLE LIVING WITH POSSIBILITIES
The dual-entry configuration provides genuine flexibility for modern family life.
Use the property as one substantial four-bedroom home, create separation between living zones, accommodate extended family or guests, provide teenagers with their own space, establish a dedicated home office or studio, or simply enjoy additional living space with a level of separation that traditional Queenslanders rarely provide.
The configuration also offers potential for separate accommodation use, subject to all applicable approvals and requirements.
TWO DECKS & ALMOST NO GARDEN WORK
Two large timber decks extend the living environment outdoors, providing excellent spaces for entertaining, outdoor dining or simply enjoying Brisbane's subtropical climate.
The grounds are exceptionally low maintenance, with no substantial lawn to mow — only the small nature strip.
The majority of the outdoor areas are finished in exposed aggregate and hard landscaping, making this an ideal proposition for busy professionals, frequent travellers, downsizers or anyone who wants to enjoy Ascot without spending weekends maintaining a large garden.
KITCHEN & COMFORT
The kitchen features stone benchtops, a quality dual-fuel stove and quality appliances, complemented by quality fixtures and fittings throughout the home.
Comfort is well catered for with six split-system air conditioners, while the bathrooms include a luxurious spa bath.
EXCEPTIONAL VEHICLE & STORAGE CAPACITY
One of the property's most unusual advantages is its vehicle accommodation.
A substantial 9m × 6m garage is complemented by a further 9m × 6m carport, together with valuable side access.
For a 405m² Ascot allotment, this is exceptional.
There is room for multiple vehicles, a boat, caravan, trailer, recreational equipment, workshop use or substantial storage — providing flexibility that is extremely difficult to replicate on a traditional Ascot property.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
• Circa 1932 workers' cottage
• 405m² allotment
• Sought-after Racecourse Road neighbourhood
• Four bedrooms
• Three-and-a-half bathrooms
• Dual-entry configuration
• Original VJ walls throughout the upper residence
• Original timber-framed windows
• High ceilings and original fretwork
• Feature stained-glass window
• Polished timber floors upstairs
• Substantial contemporary lower level
• Half-height VJ panelling downstairs
• Stone kitchen benchtops
• Dual-fuel stove
• Quality appliances and fittings
• Spa bath
• Six split-system air conditioners
• Two large timber decks
• Exceptionally low-maintenance outdoor areas
• Virtually no lawn — only the small nature strip
• Predominantly exposed-aggregate/hard landscaping
• 9m × 6m garage
• 9m × 6m carport
• Side access
• Flexible dual-entry living
• Potential separate accommodation use, subject to applicable requirements
THE ASCOT LIFESTYLE
Positioned in the sought-after Racecourse Road neighbourhood, the property is conveniently located for the cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities of the area, with easy access to schools, parklands, public transport, Eagle Farm and Doomben Racecourses, Brisbane Airport and the CBD.
This is more than a renovated Queenslander.
It is a genuine piece of Brisbane history that has been substantially adapted for contemporary living combining original character, modern accommodation, flexible living options, two outdoor entertaining areas, remarkable vehicle capacity and an unusually low-maintenance lifestyle.
Private sale.
INSPECTIONS
Inspections by appointment and at advertised inspection times.
If you have been looking for an Ascot home with genuine Queenslander character but need more flexibility, parking and practical living space than a traditional Queenslander normally provides, this property deserves your inspection.
To enquire, please email or call 1300 815 051 and enter code 2118
