* 'Carmella' Circa 1886 family sized home in extremely good condition
* The best West End homestead on 41+ Perches (1037sqm)
* Sash windows, polished floors and pressed metal ceilings
* A Unique Offering
* When will the next opportunity be?

'Carmella' is a grand colonial perched on top of the Whynot Street hill. Built in 1886, the homestead sprawls over 41+ perches (1037sqm) of panoramic flat north-facing ridgetop land. The property has always been tightly held since its initial subdivision was first registered in 1876, and was last sold more than 20 years ago.

From the top of Whynot Street, the elevated parcel provides spectacular 180 degree views across the city from Mount Coot-tha through to Brisbane's CBD, the Wheel at South Bank and glimpses the Gateway.

The home itself is in extremely good condition with glorious polished floors, intricate pressed metal ceilings, sash windows and enormous potential for further extension. Wrap-around verandahs provide a magical vantage point for enjoying city views, sunsets and breezes on balmy Queensland evenings.

The huge grounds of the property are relatively flat and adjoin similar neighbouring large homes to provide a leafy city-rural feel - a perfect environment for children to run around. The home's spaces are generous, both internal and external.

Just 2 km from the CBD, this is an incredible offering, available once in a generation.

Auction: Saturday 18th September, 11:30am On Site

Experience the SPACE difference...contact Angus Commins 0418 715 454 or 3846 4333

Please contact the agent for a copy of the Sustainability Declaration for this property.