Owned by one family since it was built early last century, this four bedroom home in tightly held Mitchell St is Hill End gold.

With pressed metal ceilings still featuring in the front two bedrooms and central lounge room, the house retains its original charm.

Fully fenced, the home is positioned forward on its generously sized 615sqm block. A traditional Queenslander, the raised home offers elevated living on one level with a massive storage area beneath. A two-bay shed in the rear yard provides covered off street parking for two cars.

Enter the residence up the front stairs into an entry foyer with bedroom off to one side. Continue down the wide hallway and the master bedroom with bay window is to the right at the front of the home. The third and fourth bedrooms are located off the hallway.

A central lounge room and dining nook lead through to the kitchen, most recently renovated in the 1980s. The L shaped kitchen with walk-in pantry, dual sinks, a gas stove, oven, plenty of storage and ample bench space is an entertainer's delight.

The kitchen leads to an airconditioned family room and larger dining area at the rear of the house, overlooking the massive back garden.

A modern bathroom, renovated just five years ago, has a large walk-in shower. A separate toilet is located off the laundry behind.

A back balcony leads down a flight of stairs to the back yard, a blank canvas for plantings and maybe a pool. A water storage tank collects rain from the roof for the garden.

This fine example of a Queenslander features intact veejay timber walls, original picture rails, ornate breezeways, French doors and decorative archways. Currently carpeted throughout, the home retains its original hardwood timber floors beneath.

The house is elevated with suburban vistas, flood free and quiet yet moments from the best West End shopping and dining on nearby Montague and Hardgrave Roads, and Dornoch Terrace.

Located within Brisbane State High School and West End State School catchments, the home is also close to and easily accessible to tertiary institutions at South Bank and St Lucia.

Brisbane's arts and cultural precincts of South Bank and West End are nearby, and shopping and dining in central West End's Boundary Street precinct and West Village are minutes away.

We do not expect a traditional Queenslander of this calibre on a large block of elevated West End land in a great street to last long in market. Do not delay your inspection and please reach out to us with any questions you may have in the meantime.