121 Park Road, Woolloongabba, Qld 4102

Some homes are built to impress. Others have a story to tell. This extraordinary Queenslander does both.

Built circa 1880–1885 and proudly positioned on a generous 607m² allotment, this remarkable four-bedroom residence represents a rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of Brisbane's architectural history.

Beautifully preserved, extensively renovated and rich in original character, this is not simply another Queenslander. It is a home that has stood the test of time, retaining the craftsmanship and individuality that make properties of this era so special.
A Home With History in Every Detail, from the moment you step inside, the sense of history is unmistakable.

Soaring 11-foot ceilings, original wide Hoop Pine timber floors and traditional tongue-and-groove walls create an immediate feeling of warmth, space and character.

Original cast-iron door locks, decorative ceiling roses, Victorian cornices and beautiful coloured etched glass speak to an era when homes were built with an extraordinary level of care and attention.

One of the property's most remarkable features is its original wraparound verandah, enclosed around 1915 with stunning silky oak hopscotch windows. More than a century later, these architectural treasures remain, providing a beautiful reminder of the home's heritage.

With four generous bedrooms, two bathrooms and inviting living and entertaining spaces, the residence offers the flexibility and comfort required for contemporary family living without compromising its historical charm.

Beautifully Preserved. Thoughtfully Modernised.

A substantial renovation in 2002 was undertaken with one clear objective: protect everything that makes this home special while introducing the comforts and conveniences of modern living.

Period-style bathrooms, including beautiful tessellated tiles, complement the home's traditional features, while the rear verandah creates an inviting setting for entertaining, relaxing and enjoying Queensland's outdoor lifestyle.

The character-filled sitting room features a traditional fireplace surround and mantelpiece, adding another layer of warmth and charm.

Thoughtful improvements, including acoustic insulation to most internal rooms, ceiling fans, upgraded services and carefully restored architectural features, ensure this historic residence is as practical as it is beautiful.

Beyond its beautiful interiors, the property offers something increasingly sought-after: a substantial 607m² parcel of land combined with exceptional storage and garaging.

An expansive four-car garage and workshop beneath the home provides room for vehicles, tools, hobbies and additional storage, with convenient internal staircase access.
Approximately 21,000 litres of rainwater storage, a dual-filtration system and an established solar installation add further practicality.

The property also features double-gate access from the rear adjoining easement, offering flexibility for future access requirements.

Property Highlights
Authentic circa 1880–1885 Queenslander on 607m² of land
Four generous bedrooms and two bathrooms
Expansive four-car garage with workshop and internal access
Beautiful north-facing orientation
Soaring 11-foot ceilings and mostly original Hoop Pine timber floors
Original silky oak hopscotch windows dating to approximately 1915
Original Victorian doors, cast-iron locks, decorative glass and period detailing
Traditional fireplace surround and beautifully restored character features
Front and rear verandahs, ideal for relaxing and entertaining
Extensive and sympathetic renovation completed in 2002
Acoustic insulation to most internal rooms
Approximately 21,000 litres of rainwater storage with filtration
Established solar system and solar hot water support
Exterior repainted in 2025, with recent internal repainting
Ongoing maintenance and pest management

There is something incredibly special about a property that has been part of Brisbane's history for more than 140 years.

Every floorboard, every original window and every carefully preserved detail tells a story. Yet beyond its history, this is a home designed to be lived in, enjoyed and passed on to future generations.

For buyers searching for a genuine character residence with generous accommodation, substantial land and the rare convenience of four-car garaging, this property offers a combination that is becoming increasingly difficult to find.

Contact Michael Hatzifotis at Place South Brisbane to arrange your private viewing.

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