Undoubtedly one of the area’s most rare and exciting offerings, this gorgeously-kept, c1932 double-brick home was built just as the Art Deco influence had begun to make its mark on Brisbane’s architectural landscape. Warm, and undeniably exquisite with its graceful curves, deep rounded balcony, glimmering leadlights, stained glass chandeliers and signature porthole window, it’s a time-honored reminder that great design never dates.

Offering four bedrooms above, with an open plan living/dining, sunroom, study, and casual family lounge below, its cradled by an expansive, North-facing alfresco, sun-filled lawns and carefully-tended sprays of marigold, lavender, rosemary and nasturtium, offering a beautifully curated family setting within a mere 1.8km of the CBD. Barely 10 minutes stroll to city-bound trains, St Lawrence’s College, the Princess theatre, and Mater hospital, it’s an exclusive find in the BSSSC catchment, right on the doorstep of South Bank arts, parklands, and some of Brisbane’s most talked-about dining venues.