33 princes road, Hyde Park QLD 4812

This Circa early 1900's Queensland cottage has undergone a complete restoration, with a respectful nod to the past the home has the perfect blend of contemporary appointments and stand out period features, creating a home that is inviting, tasteful and congruent with our modern day lifestyle.
What sets this transformation apart is the attention to detail, from new roofing to renewed stumps and everything in between. A testament to a true restoration is the care given to the seen and the unseen that makes this a truly functional classic.
The Home
-3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 study nook and 2 living
-New split system Air-conditioning throughout.
-Highly polished floorboards, 3m+ ceilings
-New plumbing and wiring makes this home up to standard
-600m2 fenced yard with handy double side access
-Rear undercover entertain space overlooked by her new kitchen.
- Concrete driveway and car port
- New roof, renewed steel stumps.
The Location
-City fringe location close to quality education, transport and shopping


Getting to Know Hyde Park.
As part of the development of Townsville, sugar plantations were established at Hyde Park in 1866. In 1918, Hyde Park was transferred from the Thuringowa Shire to the City of Townsville by a ballot.
Most of the street names (and the suburb's name itself) come from London streets and suburbs - for example, Oxford Street, Bayswater Road and Park Lane.
Hyde Park contains two shopping centres, Castletown Shopping world and the Hyde Park Centre located on Woolcock Street.
Hermit Park State School opened on 16 June 1924 (though it is actually located in Hyde Park). St Margaret Marys College opened on 22 February 1963.