18 Ivy Street

Set on a generous parcel in one of Brisbane's most desirable inner-west suburbs, this two-storey Queenslander offers the kind of opportunity that families search for but rarely find. Combining timeless character with flexible living spaces and a sizeable backyard, it's a home that can comfortably accommodate changing needs while providing the warmth and charm that make Queenslanders so enduringly popular. Inside, the home feels inviting from the moment you step through the door. A fresh and functional kitchen anchors the living spaces, while five bedrooms and multiple configuration options provide flexibility for growing families, work-from-home arrangements, or multi-generational living. Outside, the expansive backyard creates a wonderful sense of space and offers endless potential for future enhancements. Key Features: Five bedrooms and two bathrooms Classic Queenslander character with well-maintained interiors Fresh and functional kitchen at the heart of the home Flexible floorplan with versatile living and bedroom configurations Large backyard beautifully landscaped with scope to further enhance and personalise Two-storey design providing excellent separation of space Ideal for families, upsizers, or couples planning for the future Minutes to top schools Convenient access to transport, shopping, and parklands Close to some of Brisbane's most popular lifestyle precincts Easy commute to Brisbane CBD and surrounding hubs Potential to reinstate car port at front of property Offering a rare combination of character, flexibility, and future potential, this is a home that grows with you. Whether you're raising a family, creating extra space for work and hobbies, or simply looking for a property with room to breathe, this Queenslander delivers a lifestyle that is becoming increasingly hard to secure so close to the city. Important Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Arthur Conias Real Estate will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All information is considered correct at the time of publishing.*