9 Princess Street, Paddington, QLD, 4064, Australia

Complementing the valuable land content is a charming Queenslander (circa 1912) that has been loved and enjoyed by the same family for more than 100 years. It is now time for this remarkable property to pass to a new generation providing a key acquisition for you and your family's future.

Current median price in Paddington for a four bedroom home is $2,125,000, five bedrooms home is $2,493,000 and a six bedroom home?

Two nearby un-renovated three bedroom properties (55 Charlotte Street and 55 Bank Terrace) recently sold for over $1,800,000. In this current environment it would cost a minimum of $800,000 to raise and build underneath with some basic renovations. You would also need to wait for approvals and builders for at least a year to move in. Meanwhile building costs are blowing out so with this property you are able to move in right away and live in comfort and wait to refurbish the kitchen and bathrooms at your leisure.

An exciting inner-city lifestyle awaits with the perfect city skyline aspect and only two kilometres to Brisbane CBD. This dual living home is the epitome of the true Paddington charm. It is this classically understated with endless possibilities. Offering ideal separation between indoor and outdoor entertaining and welcomes areas for retreat.

An inviting and charming character residence which has been owned by the same family for over four generations who started living there in the 1920's. There are secluded verandas at the front and back of the home and spread over two levels, offering separate living spaces suitable for all family types. A large and private backyard with room for a pool and plenty of off-street parking for up to four cars and room for a trailer or caravan. The interiors are designed with a perfect blend of classic charm and modern-day style, allowing the home to feel well balanced at every turn. A tasteful palette of neutral tones amplifies the natural light as it bathes the VJ walls and high ceilings throughout.

Property Specifications:

• This house could be set up as a potential dwelling, a separate living area relatives, potential dual living downstairs with rental or airBnB income which would be substantial.

• The internal walls downstairs are non-loading, there is totally flexibility without the need for any structural changes

• The level backyard (10m by 18m) is ready for you to put your stamp on it. No need for any major earthworks

The upper level provides a flowing floor plan with a separate lounge room and open plan kitchen and dining room that opens through to the entertainer's deck with beautiful views. Also featured on this level is the master suite offering a private ensuite, two other bedrooms and family bathroom, separate toilet and laundry.

The lower level offering three more bedrooms, bathroom, kitchenette, and a generous living space and storage space as well as another outdoor entertaining area. This covered patio space leads directly onto the grassed and fully fenced back yard which ideal for pets and safe for the children to play. This home and layout is just perfect for those in need of dual living or wanting to have a self-contained space to run a home business or rent out and earn a rental income.

Located on the prestigious Princess Street and poised to embrace all that urban dwelling has to offer, the residence is on the edge of cosmopolitan Latrobe Terrace, in the centre of Paddington's cafe and lifestyle precinct and a short stroll to fine dining, great coffee, boutique shopping, dog off-leash parks, Caxton Street, The Barracks and Suncorp Stadium.

Council Rates: $435.00 pq approx.
Urban Utilities: $385.00 pq approx.

Your living experience is a journey. It begins here and it ends long after you move into your new home. Our experience begins with you, listening, learning, and understanding. Let us guide you home. Do not hesitate in contacting exclusive marketing agent Nicholas Stankiewicz on 0421 579 861 for more information.

A note from the seller:

My great grandparents moved into this house in the 1920s, rented it and then bought it in 1936. I have very fond memories of coming down to Brisbane from Mackay in the 1960s to visit my great grandfather and great Uncle. Everyone knew each other in the street. There was a Polish family on one side (still there) and a Italian family on the other. Norm across the road until the early 2000s and Gus the butcher who was involved in racehorses with my Great Uncle Bob who lived at number 9. I remember hopping on the trams to the city and seeing the massive stores with Christmas lights, elevators and escalators.

In 2002, it was architecturally and professionally rebuilt; with every millimetre of roofing, wiring, and plumbing replaced. The builder had a very attention to detail and was very particular. Piers were sunk into the ground and the concrete for the foundations and piers were poured on the same day, giving a water-tight structure. We have meticulously maintained the house over the past 20 years. No hidden surprises and now with retirement coming, with many nostalgic memories, I am very sad to sell this home which holds so many happy memories to pass on.

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