35 Frasers Road

Mitchelton QLD 4053

Step into this beautifully renovated 1950's post-war home and immediately feel the warmth, comfort and lifestyle ease it offers. Freshly painted throughout and filled with natural light, this charming low set residence sits proudly on a 683m fully fenced corner block on the border of Gaythorne in one of Mitchelton's most desirable pockets. With approximately 45 metres of combined street frontage and pedestrian access via Heliopolis Parade, the home delivers privacy, presence and everyday practicality behind secure fencing.

At the heart of the home, the updated kitchen features stainless steel appliances, gas cooking, a large pantry and a central island bench that anchors the space beautifully. The open plan living and dining area is enhanced by stainless steel ceiling fans, air conditioning and expansive timber framed sliding glass doors that connect seamlessly to both the north facing covered ironbark deck and a wonderful tiled alfresco area bordered by fragrant jasmine and established garden beds. This effortless indoor outdoor flow makes entertaining easy and enjoyable year round. Modern hybrid flooring runs throughout the living zones, while the built-in study nook provides a functional work from home space with ample storage. The renovated bathroom is warm and inviting, finished with large stylish tiles and a practical shower over bath perfect for young families. All three bedrooms are well proportioned, with built-in wardrobes and an air conditioned main bedroom ensuring comfort in every season.

Just moments from the vibrant Blackwood Street caf precinct and within easy walking distance to both Mitchelton and Gaythorne train stations, this address offers outstanding lifestyle convenience. Enjoy your morning coffee at Butter Caf, relaxed weekends in nearby parklands and access to quality local schools that make this pocket so tightly held. The large single carport to the side of the home and substantial shed at the rear provide excellent storage and workspace options. With its classic post-war hardwood timber frame on concrete stumps and generous block size, the property also presents exceptional potential to raise and build in underneath, retaining a large backyard with room for a pool, shed and even a cricket pitch for Christmas.