1 Vicki Pl, Wishart QLD 4122

Timber-framed windows and timber architraves bring warmth to the interiors, joined by details that speak proudly to the home's era. It has been carefully kept rather than comprehensively modernised, and that is precisely where the opportunity lies. There is no need to arrive with a demolition plan. Live in it. Learn it. Decide what deserves to stay, then make your mark where it matters.

The main living room welcomes you first before the floorplan draws you towards the heart of the house. And then there is the kitchen. A genuine step back in time, complete with original-style cabinetry and a built-in breakfast bar, it is wonderfully old-school, impressively neat, and entirely functional. Keep it rolling for another few years or start mentally choosing stone and cabinetry before you've even left the room.

Nearby, the dining area opens outdoors through sliding doors, while a separate sitting space gives everyday life another place to land. Three bedrooms complete the main floor, including the principal bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite, accompanied by a tidy family bathroom and separate toilet.

Now for the part the street doesn't immediately give away.

At the lower level, a double garage opens into a substantial under-house area incorporating the laundry and excellent storage, with plenty of scope for a workshop, hobby zone or the inevitable overflow that comes with family life. Those with bigger ideas may even see potential to explore further use beneath the home in years to come, subject to legal heights and relevant building and council approvals.

Outside, the advantages of the corner allotment really come into play. Access from both streets, offering gated side access and additional off-street parking create useful options for extra vehicles, a trailer or recreational gear.

From the dining area, the home spills into a covered outdoor zone with paved and concreted surfaces ready for easy entertaining. Part of this can double as a covered vehicle accommodation when required, while further along, the changing elevation gives way to a decked area. It is a backyard with options rather than instructions, softened by the shade and privacy of greenery that has taken years to mature.

And that same sense of permanence carries into Wishart itself. This is a pocket where substantial homes sit on bigger blocks, the streets feel settled and families have room to put down roots. Westfield Mt Gravatt, Wishart Shopping Village and Sunnybank's dining precincts keep the essentials close, with Griffith University, QEII Jubilee Hospital and Pacific and Gateway motorway connections also readily accessible.

For families planning around schooling, there is a significant drawcard already taken care of: the home sits within the Wishart State School and highly sought-after Mansfield State High School catchments, creating a strong state-school pathway from Prep through to Year 12.

Additional Highlights

- Substantial corner allotment with dual-street presence in a quiet, established family neighbourhood

- Solid bones, original charm and all the right ingredients for a considered renovation or modern transformation

- Mansfield State High School offers established Programs of Excellence including French Immersion, Music and Technology Integrated Curriculum

- Nearby private education options including St Catherine's Catholic Primary School and Brisbane Adventist College

- Local parks, playgrounds and recreation spaces throughout the surrounding neighbourhood

- Easy connection to the Upper Mount Gravatt retail, commercial and employment precinct

Some buyers will appreciate just how well this home has been kept. Others will be halfway through the inspection and already imagining its next twenty years. Either way, the bones are here, the block is brilliant and the next chapter is wide open.

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