Historic Queenslander with Endless Potential on 1,047m²

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Ready to live in, or renovate with half of the works already completed! Set in one of Bardon’s most coveted locations, “Harrow” at 110 Simpsons Road is an historic Queenslander offering both charm and potential. Perched on an elevated 1,047m² corner block with gentle cooling breezes, this 120-year-old Colonial home is said to be the first residence in the area, following Government House, and presents a rare opportunity to live in or restore a piece of Brisbane’s history.

The home’s original features remain beautifully intact, including polished timber floors, soaring high ceilings, and VJ walls in a parklike setting. The sweeping verandahs provide a picturesque space to relax while enjoying the serene native bushland views. With 3 spacious bedrooms and a large dedicated office/nursery/4th bedroom and 1.5 bathrooms, there is ample room for family living, and underneath the home, there’s plenty of lock-up storage and a two cars garage with off street space for a further 2 vehicles.

While the home has already undergone significant updates-new plumbing, re-wired, re-roofed, and raised on steel and concrete stumps-the possibilities for further enhancement are endless. Plans have been drawn to extend the home, and with the house already raised, building in underneath is ready to go.

Whether you’re looking for a grand renovation project or to settle into a home full of history, 110 Simpsons Road offers a unique blend of history, charm, and potential in one of Brisbane’s best locations.

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