42 Queenscroft Street, Chelmer QLD 4068

Enjoying an elevated position with leafy outlooks this delightful home, circa 1871, embodies a little piece of Queensland history and character. Sitting on a vast 802m2 block, complete with inground pool amid abundant, mature palm trees it evokes images of a tropical hideaway.

The faade of the home remains true to its heritage with a quintessential wrap around front verandah however the interior has undergone several changes over the years becoming more relevant to modern living.

A cool cream colour scheme projects an airy feel to the garden level addition creating the perfect foil for those hot steamy days. This voluminous open-plan living domain opens through French doors to an enticing backyard oasis ideal for entertaining and leisurely lunches beneath the shade of a large pool cabana.

The crisp palette continues into the kitchen, where sleek units and stainless steel benchtops are interrupted with a burst of colour from the cabinetry. Features include a casual meals peninsular, dishwasher, double sink and substantial walk-in pantry. Also on this level are a rumpus/media room opening out to a delightful private courtyard, an additional bathroom, separate powder room, laundry and an extensive storage area.

Blending warm timber accents with rich colours evokes an exotic ethnic feel to the middle level where a cosy fireplace is the centrepiece in an additional living area. Flanking this space are a classic family bathroom and four generous bedrooms including the master, opening onto a private section of the verandah.

The third-floor loft with dormer windows jutting from the roofline is a flexible multipurpose retreat. What youngster, teen or guest wouldn't delight in the romance of an attic bedroom?

Positioned in a premium location opposite parkland with nearby river walks this charming home also benefits from easy access to transport, village shopping precincts, Westfield Indooroopilly, cafes and top performing schools such as St Aidan's Anglican, St Peter's Lutheran, St John's Primary and Christ the King College.