Step into the charm of yesteryear with this timeless c.1925 character cottage nestled on 607sqm in a sensational inner-city locale. Brimming with period allure and a functional three-bedroom layout, the quaint residence is destined for easy living. Offering a spectacular opportunity to renovate the house, restore it to its former glory or develop further and expand the floor plan, you can turn this charming retreat into a stylish inner-city hideaway (STCA). Immerse yourself in the traditional character elements with beautiful timber floors, VJ walls, high ceilings and stained glass windows across the home. The central living room is kept cool and comfortable with air-conditioning, and the separate kitchen and dining area is bright and functional with a freestanding oven and gas cooktop. The front deck offers access to the home, and the elevated rear deck presents the perfect vantage point to admire the treetop views and entertain family and friends above the big backyard, which is ready to be revitalised with lush new lawns, gardens or a kid's play area. Three bedrooms, a bathroom and an internal laundry complete the layout, and the sizeable under-house area can be redeveloped to create additional living and bedroom space (STCA). Located 2.8km from the CBD, this property offers unbeatable inner-city living. Red Hill Cinema is just 100m away, and you can stroll down the street to a great selection of cafes, restaurants, shops, a medical centre, and more. The famed Paddington shopping/dining precinct is less than 1km from your door, and you can access Suncorp Stadium and QUT in minutes. Featuring bus stops 150m away and premier schools close at hand, including Kelvin Grove State College, Grammar and Stuartholme – this lifestyle and location are truly terrific. Disclaimer: PLEASE NOTE SOME OF THE PHOTOS USED IN THIS CAMPAIGN WERE TAKEN PRIOR TO TENANCY. Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Torres Property will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.