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Yeronga, 7 Heritage Close SOLD Yeronga, 7 Heritage Close 4 2 2 SOLD BY JANE ELVIN For Sale OFFERS OVER $1,575,000 _________________________________________________________________________ SECURE A SPECIAL PART OF YERONGA'S HISTORY View ljhooker.com.au/NDAH31 This is your chance to be part of Brisbane's history with the offering of the _________________________________________________________________________ Rhyndarra stables building an award winning adaptive re-use to a family Contact residence undergoing a significant extension in 2000. The current owners are Jane Elvin ready to move on offering another family not only a once in a lifetime 0408 344 417 opportunity to secure this home, but to add their layer of history, living in one of [email protected] the oldest buildings in Yeronga. 7 Heritage Close, is situated in a cul-de-sac and located in arguably the river pocket’s most prestigious precinct - Rhyndarra Estate The Rhyndarra brick residence and stables were erected in 1888-89 for Brisbane businessman William Williams, as his semi-rural suburban residence. In 1888 LJ Hooker Annerley | Yeronga (07) 3848 7369 Disclaimer: All information contained therein is gathered from relevant third parties sources. We cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must rely solely on their own enquiries. Williams commissioned Brisbane architects Andrea Stombuco & Son to design the villa Rhyndarra and its stables building. Andrea Stombuco designed many churches and ecclesiastical buildings and was completing the opulent Her Majesty's Theatre in Queen Street when Rhyndarra was commissioned. He was noted for his residential work, which included "Palma Rosa in Hamiliton". In the early 1890s the stables building was used as a schoolhouse by the Salvation Army and then as the Quarter Master's store during the occupation by the Department of Defence from 1942 as part of the Yeronga Military hospital. In 1998, the land was sold to a developer who built the two cul-de-sacs and sold the land in Lots. Sitting proud on an expansive, flood free 824sqm landscaped block. A stunning and well thought out single-storeyed addition to the south of the stables building comprises a large open plan living, dining area and kitchen which opens up onto the north-east facing, covered patio and grassed courtyard beyond. A double garage, family bathroom, laundry, external drying courtyard and a conservatory room which links into the old stables building are also at this level. The new blends to the old seamlessly and creates a home to suit families of all ages and sizes. Meander down the glass framed hall, through the conservatory that creates a lovely sitting area to enjoy the sun and soak in the history of the home, into the lower level of the stables which will stop you in your tracks, if only walls could talk, the stables would have so many stories to tell and one can only imagine what has been before. This impressive part of the home and the original stables building incorporates another large family room, master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe, adjoining a 4th bedroom/nursery or study. Stairs lead you up to the two large bedrooms, both with wardrobes, timber floors, and raked ceilings, separated via the stairs creating privacy. Stand at the top of the stairs and look out over the estate, through to the back of Rhyndarra house and bask in the history. This home is a rare offering that takes you back in time, truly something special. Located in a quiet cul-de-sac that connects to parklands and walkways along the Yeronga reach of the Brisbane River and is within easy access to major Hospitals, major Universities, the Green Bridge connecting to UQ, QLD Tennis Centre, St Sebastian's Primary School, St Ita's Primary School, Yeronga State School, Prestige Private Schools and Fairfield Gardens Shopping Centre, not only an outstanding home but an outstanding location. Stand Out features of 7 Heritage Close Yeronga at a glance: THE STABLES - Situated on an expansive, flood free 824 sqm block - 4 bedrooms all located within the stables - Main bedroom on the lower level with ensuite and walk-in robe with an adjoining bedroom, nursery/study - separate door entry also to this room - 2 oversized bedrooms on the upper level, both with large built-in robes, high ceilings & light flow LJ Hooker Annerley | Yeronga (07) 3848 7369 Disclaimer: All information contained therein is gathered from relevant third parties sources. We cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must rely solely on their own enquiries. - Living room also in the stables, perfect for the 2nd TV room & study - A third living space in the conservatory room which links the new extension to the stables building - Split system air-conditioning throughout THE EXTENSION - Open plan living and dining kept warm by the wood fireplace - Large kitchen which ope More About this Property Property ID NDAH31 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Property Type House ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Land Area 824 m² ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Including Ensuite Study Ducted Cooling Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning Built-In-Robes Dishwasher Fireplace induction cooking living room storage & close to parks riverwalks & schools ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ LJ Hooker Annerley | Yeronga (07) 3848 7369 Disclaimer: All information contained therein is gathered from relevant third parties sources. We cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must rely solely on their own enquiries. LJ Hooker Annerley | Yeronga (07) 3848 7369 Disclaimer: All information contained therein is gathered from relevant third parties sources. We cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must rely solely on their own enquiries..
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