47 Longfellow Street
Norman Park, QLD 4170

Overview

Classic 1920 Queenslander on 2 Lots - 20m Frontage in Blue-Chip Location

Offered for the first time in 33 years, this original 1920 Queenslander is a rare and treasured holding in one of Norman Park's most tightly held residential streets, surrounded by similar long-term residents. Positioned on two lots with an impressive 20-metre frontage across 810sqm, this home combines timeless character with thoughtful modern improvements, all lovingly maintained and enhanced by its long-term owner.

Behind its charming façade lies a residence rich in traditional features including VJ walls, polished pine floors and soaring 11ft ceilings, beautifully blended with contemporary comforts.

Upstairs offers:

• Two generous air-conditioned bedrooms, both with French door access to front verandah
• Cozy formal lounge and light filled formal dining complete with reverse cycle air conditioning and electric fireplace
• A stunning modern bathroom complete with both shower and bath
• A well-appointed modern kitchen with gas cooktop, electric oven, dishwasher, ceiling fan and servery onto the back deck.
• A spacious private rear covered deck with multiple lighting options, ceiling fans and mains gas connection for BBQ, all overlooking lush gardens with glimpses of the city.
• Classic North facing, charming front verandah, capturing breezes

Downstairs provides:

• Third bedroom with air conditioning
• A second stunning modern bathroom
• Large, air-conditioned rumpus room, with garden access
• Excellent storage and flexibility for dual living or guest accommodation

Additional features include:

• Double garage with automatic door
• Separate massive rear workshop (equivalent to a 3-4 car garage) with power - ideal for the handyman or tradie.
• Beautifully established gardens creating a private oasis of greenery, privacy and tranquility
• Solar panels, insulated roof and gas hot water
• Norman Park State School catchment
• Easy walk to Churchie
• Quiet, blue-chip residential street only minutes to the CBD
• Short walk to Norman Park train station (Cleveland line) allowing direct travel to bayside suburbs or City.

Homes of this caliber - combining land size, frontage, elevation, city views and character integrity - are becoming increasingly rare.

This is an exceptional opportunity to secure a much-loved Queenslander with heart, history and future potential in one of Brisbane's most desirable suburbs.

AUCTION ON-SITE SATURDAY 28TH March at 10am (if not SOLD prior)

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