34 Chancellor Street, Sherwood QLD 4075

A mood of comfort and relaxation pervades every inch of this classic 1920s Queenslander.
This beautifully presented home has been updated in a sympathetic way to honour its heritage and to make it more relevant for modern family living.

Nestled on a manicured corner block, behind a classic white picket fence, the welcoming wrap around front verandah, that invites you to stop and stay awhile, is the first area you enter and sets the tone for rest of the home.

Beyond a traditional faade, high ceilings, polished timber floors, VJ walls, ornate arches, stained and leadlight windows compound the homes character appeal across two spacious, ducted air-conditioned levels.


Upstairs one space merges with the next in a flowing layout that promotes unrestricted living.
French doors open from the combined living and kitchen to the verandah while the separate northeast facing, conservatory style dining room is a light-filled, ambient space enhanced by plantation shutters.

A brand new stylish and modern kitchen welcomes your culinary prowess with a gas cooktop, dishwasher, double sink, abundant cupboards and a breakfast bar.
Also, on this level are a generous study alcove, family bathroom and two built-in bedrooms.

Downstairs the master suite boasts elements of a private apartment and features a large built-in robe plus an ensuite and access to a convenient and sleek kitchenette.
An additional bedroom opens out to the lower level verandah via French doors as does the family/rumpus room also with bi-folds opening wide to the entertainment deck and easy-care garden.

Other attributes comprise a large workshop, copious storage, powder room, laundry, ceiling fans and Bamboo flooring throughout the lower level.


The location completes the must-have list.
Positioned in a flood-free zone, home is just minutes from Sherwood State School, public transport (both bus and train), restaurants, cafes, a plethora of local parks and of course the renowned Sherwood Arboretum languishing along the Brisbane River.