39 McIlwraith Avenue

When you buy on Balmoral Hill, you're not just buying a home you're buying perspective. Perched on an elevated 574sqm allotment, this solid post-war residence captures sweeping views of the Brisbane CBD skyline and the Gateway Bridge a rare combination that reminds you daily why position always wins. Inside, recent renovations make it comfortable from day one. Outside, there's still room to elevate further add your touch, refine the façade, or completely reimagine the next chapter. The bones are strong. The upside is real. Upstairs is where life unfolds. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms. Light-filled open-plan living and dining. Polished timber and concrete floors underfoot. And two outdoor spaces that do what good outdoor spaces should do extend the living, not just decorate it. The front balcony frames the city skyline. The rear deck stretches toward the Gateway Bridge. Morning coffee one way. Evening lights the other. Downstairs is flexible by design. A fully equipped kitchenette and expansive multipurpose zones create space to entertain, work from home, or accommodate extended family. (Ceiling height approximately 2.3m.) It's practical. It's adaptable. It works. The Highlights Elevated 574sqm parcel in tightly held Balmoral Hill Dual outlook to Brisbane CBD and Gateway Bridge Renovated post-war brick home with scope to enhance further Three bedrooms and two bathrooms upstairs Open-plan living and dining with character flooring Front balcony + rear entertaining deck Lower-level retreat with kitchenette and three multipurpose rooms Air-conditioning, ceiling fans and modern lighting Fenced backyard for kids and pets Off-street parking with additional space available Positioned within the Bulimba State School and Balmoral State High catchments, and moments to Oxford Street cafés, CityCat access and elite private schooling options including Lourdes Hill, CHAC and Churchie - this is lifestyle without compromise. Move straight in. Hold long term. Renovate and capitalise. On Balmoral Hill, elevation isn't just physical. It's strategic.