Positioned in one of Spring Hill’s most tightly held and prestigious tree-lined streets, 16 Victoria Street presents a truly rare opportunity to secure a remarkable piece of Brisbane’s history. Known as Alandoone Cottage, this stunning circa 1870 heritage residence immediately captivates with its timeless charm, architectural integrity and commanding streetscape presence.

Rich in character, the home showcases beautiful heritage features throughout and demonstrates rare aspects of Queensland’s cultural heritage. It is one of Brisbane’s few surviving examples of 1870s masonry working-class housing, made even rarer by its brick and stone construction, brick-on-edge detailing and traditional gable style. The cottage holds significant aesthetic value and forms an integral part of the Victoria and Rogers Streets historical precinct, as recognised under the Spring Hill Development Control Plan.

The main residence offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, blending historic appeal with comfortable living. Adding further flexibility, improvements made around 2012 introduced a self-contained flat at the rear of the property, creating the ideal space for a home office, teenager’s retreat, guest accommodation or potential investment income.

Enhancing the home’s appeal is its exceptional inner-city position, within walking distance of Brisbane Grammar, St Joseph's College, Brisbane Central State School, Brisbane CBD & of course, The Brisbane Olympic developments, making it an outstanding choice for families seeking prestigious schooling options & being close to all Brisbane has to offer.

Set within an iconic streetscape and surrounded by beautifully maintained heritage homes, this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to secure an irreplaceable residence in one of inner Brisbane’s most desirable and historically significant locations.