62 Granby St, Upper Mount Gravatt is a 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom House with 2 parking spaces and was built in 1966. The property has a land size of 668m2 and floor size of 275m2. While the property is not currently for sale or for rent, it was last sold in March 2025.
A residence with a story, a setting with soul, and a rebuild that brings it firmly into the future - 62 Granby Street is anything but ordinary. Originally designed in 1966 by Brisbane architect Eddie Codd as part of his modular steel "Harley Homes" series, this elevated dual-level home has been stripped back to its preserved steel structure and roof, then rebuilt into a striking contemporary residence for modern family life.
Top 5 Features at a Glance:
1. Fully rebuilt inside & out from the preserved steel frame and roof.
Set high on a 668m2 block with a north-east aspect, sweeping horizon outlooks and leafy surrounds, this is a home that feels private, architectural and beautifully connected to its environment. With rare dual living across two self-contained levels, it's perfectly suited to extended families, multi-generational households, older children, guests, or buyers seeking genuine flexibility without compromising on style.
From the street, the home makes an immediate impression with its clean architectural lines and beautifully considered connection between indoors and out. The original mid-century framework gives the property a rare sense of provenance, while the complete rebuild has delivered a crisp, modern finish throughout. This is not simply a renovated home - it is a reimagined one, where history, structure and fresh design come together.
Upstairs, the main level unfolds into a bright open-plan living and dining area, anchored by a sleek black-and-white kitchen with generous bench space, large island counter, superior gas cooking and a full-length butler's pantry. Large sliding glass doors invite the outdoors in, opening to a broad balcony where the outlook becomes part of everyday living.
The upper level also hosts two bedrooms, including a spacious master suite with walk-in robe and private ensuite. Bathrooms throughout the home have a refined contemporary edge, showcasing feature tiling, frameless glass showers, matte black fittings and LED-lit mirrors, with freestanding tubs adding a luxurious focal point. Plush bedroom carpets soften the modern palette, creating restful private spaces away from the main living zones.
Downstairs is where the home's rare dual living credentials shine. With its own kitchen, living and dining area, two bedrooms, bathroom and patio access, this level offers independence and versatility for extended family, visiting relatives, adult children, or guests. The floating timber staircase connects the two levels beautifully, while the layout allows each zone to feel distinct, spacious and highly functional.
Outdoor living has been designed across multiple moments, from the elevated balcony to the covered alfresco and lower patio. The home's position beside leafy surrounds gives it a tranquil, almost hidden-away quality, while the generous 668m2 block provides space, privacy and a wonderful sense of openness. The expansive alfresco area off the glass-lined hallway creates a superb setting for entertaining, with the home's strong architectural form framing the backdrop.
The location is just as compelling. Bordering a lush reserve and set within easy reach of major amenities, this address places Westfield Mt Gravatt, local shopping, dining and Mt Gravatt Markets within walking or riding distance, while Griffith University, Nissan Arena, QSAC and key transport links are just a short drive away.
Never lived in and fully renovated, this home stands in pristine, like-new condition--ready for immediate enjoyment or investment. With dual living zones that can be rented separately, it offers flexible income options: tenants downstairs can expect $700-$750 per week, while the upstairs residence can command $550-$580 per week. Alternatively, the entire home can be leased as a whole for $1100-$1200 per week.
Rarely does a home combine architectural history, brand-new contemporary living, elevated views and genuine dual accommodation so effortlessly. Distinctive, flexible and full of character, 62 Granby Street is a one-of-a-kind Upper Mount Gravatt residence ready for its next chapter. Contact us today to arrange your inspection.
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The size of Upper Mount Gravatt is approximately 4.3 square kilometres. There are 11 parks, covering nearly 5.9% of the total area. The population of Upper Mount Gravatt in 2016 was 9241 people. By 2021 the population was 10800 showing a population growth of 16.9% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Upper Mount Gravatt is 20-29 years. Households in Upper Mount Gravatt are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Upper Mount Gravatt work in a professional occupation.In 2021, 51.40% of the homes in Upper Mount Gravatt were owner-occupied compared with 56.20% in 2016.
Upper Mount Gravatt has 5,608 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Upper Mount Gravatt have seen a 66.41% increase in median value, while Units have seen a 95.23% increase. As at 31 August 2026:
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