27 Quarry Street, Ipswich QLD 4305

This delightfully renovated home is located within Ipswich's highly sought-after inner city medical precinct. This area is known for its heritage properties and this 1930's build (painted in heritage colours), will not disappoint. Double hung windows with shutters, lead lighting, 3.2 metre ceilings, VJ timber walls, beautiful pine floors and the original horse-hair plaster are just some of the features which will impress. In an elevated area within walking distance of public transport, shops, cafes and cinemas - this location is certainly hard to beat.

From the moment you enter the fully-fenced front yard and step onto the latticed verandah, you'll be captivated by the home's classic ambience. The kitchen, bathroom and ensuite have all been updated, while the electrical wiring and roof have been fully replaced during the past ten years. The home is airconditioned in all three bedrooms as well as the living room. The insulated ceiling assists in keeping the whole home cool throughout summer. The third bedroom is in a great spot to be a home office, if needed. The NBN is Fibre To The Premises (FTTP) which also makes working from home a very viable option.

In addition to the galley kitchen's cupboard space there's a generous walk-in pantry. Other features include a Belfast Sink, dishwasher, gas cooktop, electric oven and a sizable refrigerator space. The owners have utilised the block well by creating a "food forest" which promotes a degree of self-sufficiency. There's a chicken run plus among the plantings are Dragon fruit, Guava, Lemon, Kaffir Lime, Paw Paw, three different varieties of Passionfruit, Sage, Pomegranate, Bananas, Sweet Potato, Grapes, Black Sapote, Arabica Coffee, Curry Leaf, Avocado, Blackberry, both Black and White Mulberries, Mandarin, Dwarf Fig and a Lemonade tree. A raised vegetable garden boats Beans, Tomatoes, Rosemary, Parsley and Coriander. The rear garden also features a rustic-themed gazebo which makes the area especially inviting.

The home is mounted on concrete stumps which allows for a tonne of storage beneath the home. The laundry is also on the secure lower level which allows for the opportunity to create other uses. The undercover parking area at the rear of the house has the option to serve as a private patio space. At the rear of the property, two on-site parking spaces are shaded by a large Bottle Brush Tree and also hidden from street view at the end of the shared driveway.

Owner/occupiers are likely to find this home irresistible, however for investors it should be noted that this home would easily attract a rental of well above $500 per week. The expanding Ipswich Hospital, the Ipswich Day Hospital and St Andrew's Private Hospital are all a very short walk away. In an area where weekday parking is at a premium, the three off-street car spaces offered here is an attractive convenience.

Ipswich is rapidly growing and Queensland's oldest provincial city. In the immediate vicinity there are a large number of Heritage-listed buildings providing the local area with a unique character. This CBD suburb boasts a major entertainment hub in the nearby Civic Centre. There's the Ipswich Art Gallery and Libraries, Ipswich railway Station, schools, shopping and numerous dining options all within walking distance. The extensive Limestone Park is at one end of Quarry Street and the prestigious Denmark Hill with its popular Conservation Park at the other. For any more details please feel free to contact Ian Keenan at anytime.