66 Yeronga Street, Yeronga

The formal living and dining rooms reveal much of the home’s original character. Seven species of timber feature within the formal lounge, complemented by striped timber floorboards, dark ceiling beams, coffered detailing, built-in cabinetry and leadlight windows. Generous openings connect the rooms, while doors to the verandah bring natural light and river views inside.

The river-facing kitchen pairs snow white stone benchtops with low-sheen two-pack cabinetry, plantation shutters and cork flooring. A broad built-in window seat overlooks the water, while Miele gas and induction cooking, an AEG steam oven and generous preparation space support everyday living and entertaining.

On the lower level, a substantial second entertaining lounge, separate access, additional accommodation, kitchenette and second laundry provide considerable flexibility for extended family, guests or multigenerational living.

Wide timber verandahs and a substantial entertaining deck overlook the river and established grounds. A garden terrace and courtyard sit closer to the residence, while landscaped gardens extend towards a broad waterfront lawn, creating a rare sense of depth and privacy for an inner-Brisbane riverfront holding.

At the water’s edge, a rowing shed and private pontoon provide direct access to the Brisbane River. Remnants of rock pools dating from the 1930s remain within the grounds, adding another layer to the property’s history.

Positioned at the end of a quiet no-through street, Thistledoon offers privacy while remaining close to Yeronga train station, Yeerongpilly Green, the Queensland Tennis Centre and local cafés, restaurants and services.

The University of Queensland is accessible via the Eleanor Schonell Bridge. The Mater, Princess Alexandra and QEII hospitals are nearby, with Brisbane’s CBD approximately seven kilometres away.