1 Riddings Street, Coorparoo, Qld 4151

Boasting charming character and central convenience, this 100-year-old protected home offers endless possibilities on a prime corner block. Connected to Coorparoo's endless amenities, with transport, schools and Coorparoo Square within easy walking distance, the property allows you to capitalise on a lifestyle location only 5.5km from the CBD.
 
With outstanding scope to restore its Queenslander glory, raise and build-in, and extend on the 418sqm lot, there is limitless potential to create a forever house of timeless appeal (STCA).
 
Traditional timber floors, VJ walls and high ceilings feature throughout the property, and air-conditioning cools the large living area. The dining space extends off the kitchen, featuring stainless steel appliances, and the functional floor plan includes a study, three bedrooms and a bathroom. Providing potential to raise and revitalise (STCA), the extensive storage area and large laundry downstairs are poised for transformation.
 
Resting on an exclusive corner parcel, featuring great outdoor space with a patio, yard, gardens and a carport, you can maximise every inch of this useable lot.
 
Additional features:
- Timber floorboards throughout
- Classic VJ walls and high ceilings
- Split system air-conditioned living area
- Ceiling fans in every room
 
Close to transport, bus stops are 200m away, Coorparoo train station is 350m from your door, and you can access the local bikeway. Just 450m from Coorparoo Square, shops, restaurants and Dendy Cinema are at your fingertips, and you are a stone's throw from local parks, playgrounds and Coorparoo Bowls Club. 
 
Less than 1km from Coorparoo State School, Coorparoo Secondary College and Villanova College, children can walk to excellent education or travel minutes by car or bus to Our Lady of Mt Carmel Primary School, Loreto College and Churchie.
 
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