Olde Toowoomba Charm

This glorious home – a Queenslander bungalow style was built in the 1920s when craftmanship and style were evident. Its enviable position so close to Toowoomba Grammar (and many other schools), St Vincent’s Private Hospital and Queens Park makes it a very sought-after locale.

Being typical of its era, its features include high ceilings, spacious rooms, attractive wide hoop pine flooring and timber casement windows. The kitchen dining/family area enjoys the northerly sun and faces a lovely private back yard.
The large central lounge has a fireplace and adjoins the formal dining room. It has three bedrooms and two bathrooms and it also includes an inviting front verandah and porch. (Master has an ensuite and walk in robe/study)

Most of the timber used in the construction of the house is Hoop Pine or Silky Oak. The ceiling is insulated and the outside was recently painted. For parking there is a 2 car carport and the original timber garage.

A major feature of the property are the old trees that adorn the block. Includes palm trees, a huge magnolia and stately jacaranda.

This architect designed home is ripe for a makeover and would be benefit from extensions as the large 1215m2 block (in 3 portions) has plenty of room. It is a wonderful family home but does have commercial possibilities subject to Council approvals.

Being in the favoured East Toowoomba precinct, demand for these elegant heritage homes is always extremely high so do not hesitate to call for an inspection.