Timeless Indooroopilly Classic with Private Resort-Style Living

Step into a sun-soaked sanctuary at 72 Carinya Street, Indooroopilly, where timeless charm meets modern convenience on an expansive 830m² block. Elevated and private, this spacious brick home offers seamless indoor-outdoor living, perfect for relaxation or entertaining.

Inside, the home boasts four large bedrooms, all with built-ins, including a master suite with a walk-in robe, a spacious ensuite, and exclusive access to the pool. Multiple living areas cater to both formal and casual gatherings, while floor to ceiling windows flood the space with natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere.

The recently renovated kitchen is generous in size, with a Westinghouse oven and gas cooktop, dishwasher, island with breakfast bar, wine fridge, Caesarstone benchtops and ample storage.

Outdoors, enjoy an all-weather entertainment area with a resort-like vibe, large pool entertaining space, private oasis gardens, lawn, two car accommodation as well as two 3000-litre water tanks and ample dry storage. Ideally located just 7 km from Brisbane’s CBD, this home offers convenience with proximity to the freeway, bike tracks, public transport, and major shopping centres. The home is located in the catchment for Indooroopilly State School and Indooroopilly State High School, as well as being located close to prestigious schools such as St Peters Lutheran College, Brisbane Boys College, Ambrose Treacy College, Brigidine College and more.

As the current owners are downsizing, this well-loved home is ready for new memories to be made. Don’t miss out-inspect today or arrange a private viewing at your convenience!

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