58 Milanion Crescent

Carindale QLD 4152

There is something immediately charming about the way this home meets the street. Familiar in all the right ways, but sharper, fresher and far more considered. Framed by a newly installed white fence, a modern take on the classic picket, the frontage feels private, polished and quietly inviting, creating a secure garden setting that softens the homes position and gives it real presence from the outset. The wide lawn, clean concrete approach and soft grey facade work together with crisp white trims and casement windows to create something that feels equal parts timeless and current. It is the kind of first impression that lands gently but lingers. Upstairs, the home opens into a warm and cohesive living domain where timber floors, natural light and a calm neutral palette bring an easy sense of comfort to the everyday. Kitchen, dining and living all unfold across one well-connected level, designed to feel open without losing warmth. At the centre, a generous island anchors the kitchen, doubling as a breakfast bar and natural gathering point, while white shaker cabinetry, pendant lighting and quality appliances bring both character and function. A freestanding gas cooker adds a practical focal point, and direct access from the kitchen to the rear deck makes entertaining feel instinctive and effortless. Three bedrooms are positioned on this upper level, serviced by a beautifully finished bathroom where a floor-to-ceiling tiled feature wall, a freestanding bath and double vanity bring a more elevated feel to the daily routine. At the rear, the deck extends the main living outdoors and creates an easy place to gather, dine or unwind overlooking the backyard. Below, the covered concrete entertaining zone adds another layer of flexibility, equally suited to long lunches, shaded afternoons or weekend overflow when family and friends arrive. The backyard itself is generous, with a large grassed area, established edging and greenery beginning to frame the rear boundary for added privacy over time. There is room here for kids to roam, pets to play and plans to evolve. Downstairs adds further versatility with multipurpose space, additional storage, under-house parking and laundry facilities, giving the home flexibility now and even more opportunity for what comes next. With much of the hard work already done, the home is beautifully liveable as is, while still offering clear scope to raise, build in underneath and further expand the footprint over time (subject to council and building approval). There is room to reimagine the lower level for additional living, extra accommodation, or dual-purpose family flexibility, while still preserving ample outdoor space and even future pool potential (stca). It is this balance of immediate comfort and long-term upside that makes the opportunity here so compelling. Families here are well positioned within the Belmont State School and Whites Hill State College catchments, with the added advantage of access to the colleges highly regarded French Immersion program. Westfield Carindale, Metropol Shopping Centre, local transport and Gateway access are all close by, making travel north or south refreshingly simple. Brisbane CBD is approximately 11km away, while continued infrastructure investment and connectivity upgrades tied to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games continue to strengthen long-term value across this well-connected Carindale pocket. Additional Highlights: Wide double driveway with excellent off-street parking Fully fenced frontage with secure lawn space for children and pets Under-house garage with practical lock-up storage Elevated rear aspect capturing breezes and backyard outlooks Quiet residential pocket with strong family appeal A home with the rare ability to offer comfort now, flexibility next and something even greater again down the line. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Torres Property will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.