57 Jutland Street, Oxley QLD 4075

Very rarely does an opportunity as unique and impressive as this come along.
Welcome to 'Glenelg' - circa 1914. For the first time in 61 years this amazing piece of Oxley's history is available for purchase, and one extremely lucky buyer will benefit for the future.
With a commanding street presence and obvious appeal, the home sits across a sprawling 1620m2 flood free allotment, with the possibility to subdivide an approximate block of 540m2, (13.5m x 40m). The actual house needs to be retained, but would be a very valuable asset sitting on 1100m2 itself. Or enjoy the extra land for a pool and/or tennis court.
Built by James and Ellen Price in 1914, 'Glenelg' - also known as the 'big house' in comparison to the smaller home, and only other Price Street occupant further down the street - remained in the same family until 1955, before being purchased by the current owners, John and Eleanor Vickers. Price Street was named after one of the Price family members who died in the Great War.
While predominantly in original condition, in the last 10 years the home has been re-stumped, re-roofed, re-decked and had stairs and balustrades replaced, meaning you can focus on the cosmetic restoration of this magnificent Queenslander.
Property Features:
- 3 Bedrooms.
- 1 Bathroom.
- Separate living rooms and formal dining room.
- Central hallway.
- High ceilings and ornate features.
It gets mentioned a lot, but this truly is a unique offering with a financial upside as a bonus. Call today to book your private inspection, and to request further information.