97 Ludlow Street

Chapel Hill QLD 4069

Designed by prominent architect Michael Witty, this unique pole home embraces serene surrounds and is a creative reflection of the 1970s era. The multi-level layout features charismatic interiors that captivate at every turn and spill onto cascading decks amongst lush greenery. Built to cater for a growing family and offering a dedicated teenagers wing plus separate guest studio, the floorplan allows peaceful separation for all. It's a one-of-a-kind treehouse privately situated on a north/east facing 1,032sqm block, near Metrowest, Kenmore Plaza, city buses and Ambrose Treacy College. Appeared in Sunday Mail colour lift out on June 10, 1979 Fine example of open plan living and outdoor connectivity Extensive timber joinery staircases and high raked ceilings Polished floorboards, original handcrafted 1970s inclusions Retro vibe sunken loungeroom complete with winter fireplace Formal and casual dining areas suitable for every occasion Seven alfresco entertaining retreats include tranquil gazebo Looks out to established tropical gardens enhancing privacy Well equipped kitchen has plentiful cabinetry and benchspace Good sized bedrooms serviced by practical main bathroom Distanced main with walk-in robe and ensuite spans own floor Mezzanine study/library or quiet space for parents to relax Detached granny flat appointed with kitchenette and bathroom Air conditioning, refreshing breezes, ambient natural light Ample storage, large laundry adjoins versatile utility room Fenced grounds setback from street, two car accommodation Easy access to parks, the M5 and Western Freeway Bikeway Less than three kilometres from Indooroopilly Shopping Centre In the desirable Indooroopilly State High School catchment