42 Jellicoe Street, Mount Lofty, Qld 4350

On a generous 1,795 m² elevated allotment in one of Mount Lofty's most admired pockets, this charming post‑war timber home blends timeless character with modern livability and sweeping views across Toowoomba City.

Beyond the sunny front deck and the home's classic façade, the home reveals beautiful high ceilings, polished timber floors and ornate cornices, creating an inviting sense of warmth and authenticity. Capturing the city view and treed outlook, the open plan living room adjoins the kitchen and forms the heart of the home, spilling on to the oversized timber deck, a true entertainer's delight! The separate lounge and dining room is complete with brick fireplace and offers an atmospheric space for more intimate gatherings.

Accommodation includes four big bedrooms, the main featuring a luxurious ensuite, with the family bathroom well positioned for convenience. A standout feature is the modern extension, currently used as a studio. This inspiring retreat captures the very best of the outlook and offering endless flexibility for the modern family.

Outdoors, the property continues to impress with an enormous double garage attached to the home plus there is an additional double shed, ideal for storage, hobbies or extra vehicles. Under the home you will find more handy spaces with a utility room and more storage. Practical extras include a hard wired camera, security system, 10.36 kW of solar, 17,000 L of rainwater storage.

Positioned close to sought‑after eastside schools, parks and walking trails, this is a rare opportunity to secure a large elevated block with views, character and modern comfort in one of Toowoomba's most desirable suburbs.

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