127 Denman Street, Greenslopes, Qld 4120

Capturing the most beautiful north-facing Brisbane CBD views from its elevated position in the highly desirable Greenslopes Private Hospital precinct is this blue-chip contemporary five-bedroom, three-bathroom masterpiece. A luxurious residential design tailored to comfortably accommodate multiple generations across a tri-level layout encompassing practical dual living potential, a chair lift, multiple outdoor entertaining areas and 518sq m of impressive living. 

Behind secure driveway parking and an entry porch, surrounded by impeccable landscaping, is a home of lofty high ceilings, relaxed open-plan shared spaces and state-of-the-art appliances. The ground floor with a lounge and kitchenette, bedroom, media/games room and bathroom offers a convenient separate accommodation option. The middle level contains a vast entertaining lounge onto a balcony, as well as two bedrooms plus a third bedroom/custom office with built-in cabinetry. Panoramic city views are enjoyed from the upper level where there's an open-plan balcony/living/dining area, as well as a large primary suite with a WIR and ensuite.

Completing this outstanding family residence is a solar heated 22.7m saltwater lap pool, poolside BBQ kitchen entertaining, outdoor shower and a double garage with internal access.

* Elevated tri-level family home with north-facing panoramic CBD views
* Five bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, secure double garage, heated lap pool
* Outdoor entertaining on every level, poolside BBQ kitchen
* Potential for dual living with a lower level lounge and kitchenette
* De Dietrich appliances including a steam oven and microwave
* Vacumaid, electric blinds, ducted and split-system air, security, 6.55kW solar
* Bamboo and porcelain tile floors, high ceilings, pendant lights, sheer curtains
* Fully-fenced backyard with established gardens, outdoor shower, spa jet
* 6km to the CBD, close to Greenslopes, Mater and PA hospitals
* In the popular BSSSC, Greenslopes SS and Cavendish Road SHS catchments
* Close to St Elizabeth's, Loreto College and Villanova College