Strong architectural lines outside, warmth and versatility within
Private, leafy and made for long days spent between the deck, garden and pool. Set towards the elevated end of the street, the home presents with crisp architectural lines, a warm creamy palette and timber-toned detailing, softened beautifully by established greenery. A contemporary front fence gives the frontage definition and privacy, while generous off-street driveway space makes the arrival as practical as it is polished.
Step beneath the sheltered porch and the scale of this two-storey home begins to unfold. Two bedrooms occupy the entry level, one lending itself naturally to a home office, guest room or quieter retreat, accompanied by a bathroom and laundry. It is an arrangement that already offers flexibility, with the potential to evolve further for multi-generational or more independent living.
A few steps lower, the home opens into its first generous living zone, where bamboo floors and abundant natural light set an easy tone. Wide bi-fold doors peel back to connect indoors with a substantial covered deck and outdoor kitchen, creating the kind of entertaining space that works just as well for long lunches as it does for a house full of friends.
Continue upstairs and another generous layer of living unfolds. The central island kitchen anchors open-plan living and dining, with the elevated position drawing in beautiful natural light and giving the entire level an open, airy feel. The front balcony becomes an extension of the living space, complete with a built-in bar-style bench, an easy spot for morning coffee, an afternoon drink or simply catching the breeze.
Three bedrooms are privately positioned on this level, including a generous primary retreat with walk-in robe and ensuite with spa bath, alongside the family bathroom. Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning, ceiling fans, wool-blend carpets and excellent natural light add comfort without fuss.
From poolside afternoons to inner-east weekends
Outside is where this home really comes into its own. The substantial rear deck surveys a surprisingly generous backyard, creating a wonderfully private setting for family life and entertaining. Lawn gives children and pets room to play, while a sunken tiled entertaining zone draws you further into the garden before arriving at the pool, tucked privately at the rear.
There is a distinctly resort-like quality to it all. A water feature adds atmosphere, lush established planting wraps the boundaries in greenery and the combination of deck, garden, entertaining spaces and pool creates somewhere you'll genuinely want to spend your weekends. It feels private, relaxed and removed, a little sanctuary of its own in the middle of the inner east.
That sense of escape is made all the better by the location. Seven Hills remains one of Brisbane's tightly held inner-east pockets, loved for its leafy streets, established homes and genuine neighbourhood feel. Kookaburras still call from the trees and neighbours know one another, yet Morningside, Camp Hill, Hawthorne and Bulimba put some of Brisbane's favourite cafes, dining and lifestyle precincts within easy reach. Seven Hills Bushland Reserve adds another layer of greenery and recreation, while nearby rail and road connections keep the CBD comfortably connected to the weekly rhythm.
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