Situated on a 405m2 allotment within a tranquil and leafy pocket of Indooroopilly, this charming 1946 cottage provides a serene hideaway with an abundance of potential.Down the winding brick path surrounded by lush greenery, the home opens into an enclosed verandah, enacting as a wonderful entrance way.The air-conditioned open plan living and dining area showcases all the delightful period features that make up a home of its era. Wainscoting, picture rails and casement windows run the perimeter of the space whilst coffered ceilings hang overhead. A bay window seat proudly acts as the centerpiece of the room, creating a picturesque scene.The cottage-style kitchen features classic white two-pac cabinetry, white subway tile splashback, stainless-steel appliances including dishwasher and SMEG gas cooktop, pantry with additional built-in storage cupboard and a window servery out to the rear covered deck.Three of the four bedrooms are also housed on this level, two of which are air-conditioned. The main bathroom which features an enclosed shower with bath base continues to pay homage to the property's era with a classic checkerboard tile pattern adorning the floor and simple subway tiles on the wall.Up the 100-year-old timber stairs sourced from a Spring Hill property, the entire second storey of the home is dedicated to the master retreat. The space paints a magical picture with its vaulted ceilings and expansive gable windows, allowing light to beautifully filter in. Air-conditioning, a versatile loft area and an ensuite with a free-standing clawfoot bathtub add to its luxury.The backyard is fully fenced with an abundance of greenery, gabled roof pergola, garden shed with storage loft and covered open air workshop.A two-car carport with a storage loft above completes this bohemian paradise.Additions to the residence were designed by Owner Bill Sanderson Slade (with the assistance of son Ben), of multi-award-winning Archetype Designs and Projects P/L. Archetype Award Winning designs include The Wild Canary Cafe at Brookfield Gardens, Units at 40 Macdonnell Street, Toowong and the residence at 43 Victoria Avenue, Chelmer to name just a few.Indooroopilly is a hilly and leafy suburb only 6km from the Brisbane CBD, affording its residents with a peaceful inner-city locale. A central hub for transport, the suburb offers both a train station and major bus connection. The western freeway is also easily accessible, with its connection to The Legacy Way Tunnel. It is also home to Indooroopilly Shopping Centre; the largest retail and entertainment precent west of the Brisbane CBD. Some of the most prestigious schools in Brisbane are located in Indooroopilly, including St Peter's Lutheran College, and Ambrose Treacy College. Indooroopilly is also home to Queensland's Premier Golf Club, Indooroopilly Golf Club, which happens to sit on some of the most valuable land in Brisbane.Summary of Features:- Four Bedrooms (three down, parents retreat upstairs)- Two bathrooms (one up, one down)- Air-conditioned open plan living and dining- Cottage-style kitchen with stainless-steel appliances including dishwasher and Smeg gas cooktop, classic white two-pac cabinetry, pantry with additional built-in storage cupboard and window servery out to the rear covered deck- Second storey entirely dedicated to the master bedroom or parents retreat with vaulted ceilings, expansive gable windows, versatile loft space and ensuite with freestanding clawfoot bathtub- Period features including casement windows, picture rails, wainscoting, VJ paneling, coffered ceilings, and bay window seat- Two car carport with storage loft space above- Fully fenced backyard with an abundance of greenery and gabled roof pergola, covered open-air workshop and garden shed with loft storage space- 450m to Indooroopilly State School and within close proximity to other prominent schools including Brisbane Boys College, St Peters Lutheran College and Brigidine College- 850m to Indooroopilly Shopping Centre- 700m from the Western Freeway, linking up to the Legacy Way Tunnel and fast access to the city and northern suburbs- 1.2km to Indooroopilly Train Station- 6.7km from Brisbane CBD (as the crow flies)