43 Whytecliffe Street

Albion QLD 4010

Historical Significance: The house is a character-filled Queenslander dating back to 1887. It was relocated from Fortitude Valley to its current site in 1913 and was named 'Kapunda,' possibly after the ship that brought its original owner to Australia.

Design and Architecture: The house features high ceilings, decorative archways, timber flooring, VJ walls (vertical joint walls), French doors, stained glass windows, and a wrought iron balustrade, all of which are characteristic elements of Queenslander architecture.

Bedrooms and Living Space: There are four large bedrooms and two bathrooms in the house. The upper level houses the stylish master bedroom with an ensuite, walk-in robe, vaulted ceilings, and dormer windows offering stunning city views. The lower level includes three bedrooms, a spacious living room with a dual fireplace, and a chic dining area.

Kitchen and Entertaining Area: The kitchen is a mix of old and new, combining original brick oven alcove and chimney with modern slim-line cabinetry, granite benchtops, and stainless-steel appliances. The adjacent deck and dining area make it a great space for entertaining guests.

Outdoor Spaces: The house features an L-shaped wraparound veranda and a deck, providing two outdoor areas for relaxation and enjoyment.
Notable Amenities: The property has air-conditioning and fans for comfort, security screening, and fully enclosed fencing suitable for pets.

Proximity to Amenities: The house is close to the Royal Brisbane Hospital, cafes, restaurants, and shopping centers. It is also within the catchment areas for Ascot State and Kedron State Schools, and there are several renowned private schools nearby.

Location Benefits: Albion is a sought-after suburb, a cycle away from say the renowned James Street precinct in New Farm. Down the road, it has its own lifestyle precincts with breweries, wine bars, and eateries. The area offers access to recreational spots like Brother's Rugby Club and the Brisbane Riverwalk.
Albion is also home to one of Brisbane's finest coffee roasters, Fonzie Abbott, a walk away to their great coffee and now, craft beers and pizzas, on offer till late most evenings. Albion Marketplace is also just around the corner, the local eatery precinct, that's open until late.

Accessibility to CBD: The property is approximately 5 kilometres away from Brisbane's central business district (CBD), making it convenient for those needing to commute to the city.

With the historical significance, charming features, and desirable location, this Queenslander house in Albion should not be missed.........see you soon for an inspection or at our open home.