Built in the 1860s for the Meredith family (which the laneway behind is named after), this rare example sat in disrepair for many years. That was until the current owners decided to take on the challenge of restoring this brick colonial back to its former glory but with modern living in mind.
Inside are 4 bedrooms plus a study. Upstairs is the attic with 4 dormer windows which look out over the Ipswich CBD and views to Queens Park.
Main bedroom has a stunning ensuite with walk-in wardrobe. The ensuite and the main bathroom would not look out of place in some of the fancy hotels in Far East Ipswich ( aka Brisbane).
The main bedroom and lounge both have fireplaces. At some stage in the life of this home, the chimneys were taken away, but in the 1990s were restored by Alan Cooper, known for his amazing restorations around Ipswich and now is doing the same in Tasmania.
Kitchen and dining is open plan with polished concrete floors. From the kitchen, you head out to the fully enclosed entertainment area, and the stylish laundry and 3rd toilet.
Off the side of the house is a covered deck area which steps down to the second entertainment area with views over the city and to the mountains. This entertainment area is the rooftop to the 2 car garage.
As part of the full renovation, the entire roof was replaced and insulated.
This property is one of only a handful left in the city and is rare opportunity for someone to own something unique.
Inner city properties are very sought after because of their proximity to cafes, restaurants , The Pumpyard Brewery which is a stones throw away, the Art Gallery etc.
Take the 3D tour, and if you like what you see, than please give Jason a call on 0412327472.