Oozing with character and charm, this old colonial cottage was built probably over 100 years ago and now awaits for its new owner to simply move in and add their own touches.

Hidden behind the foliage of trees and palms is the north facing open front verandah that provides a welcoming entry to your home as well as as a great place to just sit and relax.

Once inside you will find the hallmark features you would expect from a residence of this era including sash windows, breezeways, polished timber floors, high ceilings and VJ walls.

A double-sided fireplace that opens between the living room and the kitchen helps to recreate a feeling of a time gone by.

The floor plan consists of three bedrooms, a living room, the dining room, a timber kitchen, the recently renovated bathroom and the laundry. An internal staircase leads up to a spacious, light filled attic that can be utilised as a 4th bedroom or would be perfect for a home office / studio.

Under the dwelling is fully enclosed with timber batons and allows for a no frills 2nd bathroom, plenty of storage area and room for one car accommodation.

The home is positioned on a low maintenance 243m2 allotment in Harriet Street and is ideally situated within minutes of West End’s restaurants, cafes and bars of Montague Road, Hardgrave Road and Boundary Street. You are also in the midst of an educational precinct that includes Brisbane State High School, West End State School, St. Laurence’s, Somerville House, QUT, UQ and Southbank TAFE.

The Davies Park weekend markets, Aldi supermarket, Riverside Drive and Orleigh Park are also all within an easy walking distance.

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