20 Alice Street

Clontarf QLD 4019

Set on a generous 759m block in the sought after Redcliffe Peninsula, this beautifully maintained 1940s Queenslander blends timeless character with everyday comfort. Rich in heritage charm and lovingly cared for, the home is ready to enjoy from day one, offering the warmth, personality and relaxed lifestyle only a classic Queenslander can provide.A rare dual-entry double driveway provides outstanding practicality, with ample room for a boat, caravan and multiple vehicles. At the rear of the property you'll find two powered sheds, including a 6m x 6m double-bay shed and a spacious 9m x 4.5m single-bay shed, both with air-conditioning, ideal for storage, hobbies or workshop space. Designed for entertaining and relaxed outdoor living, the expansive rear deck overlooks manicured, low-maintenance gardens, a welcoming fire pit area and a pizza oven, perfect for gathering with family and friends.Adding to the home's unique outdoor appeal is a private outdoor bath with hot and cold running water, creating the perfect place to unwind while enjoying sunset views or stargazing on peaceful evenings.From the moment you arrive, the traditional staircase and front verandah set the tone for the home's enduring charm. Inside, original VJ walls, soaring ceilings and beautifully polished timber floors create a bright, airy atmosphere throughout. The thoughtfully designed layout offers inviting living spaces filled with warmth and character, while four practical bedrooms provide flexibility for families, guests or a dedicated home office.The master bedroom enjoys a tranquil connection to a plant room featuring a soothing water feature, creating a peaceful retreat where the gentle sounds of flowing water add to the home's calming atmosphere.The open-plan kitchen and living area extends effortlessly to the expansive rear deck, creating a seamless transition between relaxed indoor living and outdoor entertaining.At the front of the property, a rare and striking cactus garden provides a low maintenance yet visually impressive landscape feature, enhancing the home's unique street appeal.Practicality meets sustainability with the addition of solar power and gas, helping to keep energy costs down while supporting comfortable everyday living.This is more than simply a home; it's an opportunity to embrace the relaxed coastal lifestyle that makes the Redcliffe Peninsula so sought after, while owning a beautifully preserved piece of Queensland heritage.Lifestyle highlights: Just moments from the waterfront foreshore, beaches and vibrant seaside cafs Close proximity to Redcliffe Golf Club Easy access to Ted Smout Bridge for convenient Brisbane CBD and airport commutes Close to public & private schools Easy access to shopping centres, dining and everyday conveniences Minutes to Redcliffe Hospital and essential medical services Enjoy game days and community events at the home of the NRL Dolphins Convenient transport links, bus & train Surrounded by parks, coastal walkways and family-friendly recreation areas