32 East Street

Redwood QLD 4350

One of the most exclusive and private escarpment allotments - 3,590sqm
Five spacious bedrooms, a grand office/library, and four working fireplaces
Meticulously renovated over the past decade with exceptional attention to detail
Town water, private bore, complemented by over 100,000L of rainwater storage
Expansive family living flowing seamlessly to generous lawn and garden areas
Walk up the street to Toowoomba Grammar, Toowoomba Anglican School, and Fairholme College

Unquestionably one of Toowoomba's most admired addresses, 'Glen Alpine' (c. 1918) stands as both a landmark of Federation architecture and a masterpiece of modern reinvention. Framed by level lawns on a private 3590sqm escarpment setting, this home captures breathtaking views from every living space. Protected easterly views that sweep across Redwood Park, Tabletop Mountain, the Lockyer Valley, and the distant hills leading to Brisbane.

Steeped in history, 'Glen Alpine' has long been woven into Queensland's social and architectural fabric - once home to the state's Chief Justice, Governors, and other eminent figures. In recent years, the entire residence has been completely renovated under the discerning eye of award-winning architect Paul Owen of Owen Architecture. Its original grandeur lovingly restored, down to the finest of details, while two striking contemporary wings now extend the home with quiet confidence. Crafted from slate and featuring bespoke wrought-iron, double-glazed doors - meticulously hand-crafted by Australia's leading blacksmith, the stack away design invites the outdoors in with effortless elegance.

From the moment you step inside, you're instantly captivated by the beautiful sense of light and scale. The main bedroom doesn't disappoint, anchored by one of four working fireplaces and opening through French doors to a private balcony that captures uninterrupted easterly views. In total, the home offers five bedrooms and a stately library most will dream to call their office with floor-to-ceiling cedar joinery. A third bathroom could be seamlessly introduced if ever desired, without compromise to the home's layout. A sweeping staircase descends to the lower level, where formal and casual living spaces all open onto level lawns and gardens, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. This is a sanctuary for the family, a peaceful retreat where you feel completely removed from the outside world.

Around the block;
East Street stands proudly among Toowoomba's most prestigious addresses - a tightly held enclave of distinguished escarpment residences. Framed by the city's finest schools and tree-lined streets, it offers the rare privilege of walking distance to popular cafs, local shops, and leafy parks.

Toowoomba Anglican School: 250m walk
Webb Park: 320m walk
Fairholme College: 440m walk
The Other Bird Caf: 750m walk
Mackenzie Row Shops: 900m walk
Toowoomba Grammar: 960m walk

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