Hottest Brisbane northside houses by sale price revealed
The hottest houses on Brisbane’s northside have been revealed. Extravagant pools, tennis courts and more — we take a look at some of the top sales in recent years. SEE THE FULL LIST
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Lavish designs, extravagant pools and tennis courts, we’ve trawled through sales data to find some of the northside’s most expensive real estate.
At the top of our list is a $13.14 million stunner bought by Troy and Caroline Daffy.
A property in Clayfield changed hands earlier this year with car enthusiast Mark Jansen picking it up for a cool $8.4 million.
An Ashgrove property with an incredible view of the city, bought by Lantea Pty Ltd for $5.95 million, tested new records for that suburb.
Real estate agent, Alistair Macmillan Brisbane had just experienced the best market on record.
“The market is still very strong but it’s back to a normal market with a normal demand,” Mr Macmillan said
He said the main things buyers were searching for in a property was for it to be ready to move into.
“They are after fine, key, finished properties that require no renovations at all,’’ he said.
“The ones that do require renovations, there is a risk attached with some concern that the builder might go broke.’’
Property size was another factor in the current market.
“There’s a big demand for larger blocks at the moment,’’ he said.
“There’s heaps of houses with tennis blocks and large areas of space.”
SEE THE LIST OF TOP SALES:
14 Sutherland Ave, Ascot - $13.14m
Sold by Matt Lancashire of Ray White New Farm in June 2020 for $13.41 million to Troy and Caroline Daffy, this traditional house dates back to 1886 and sits on a quiet 4664 sqm block.
It features six bedrooms, four bathrooms and two garage ports, a north-south championship-size floodlit tennis court, swimming pool and spa, BBQ with teppanyaki plate, outdoor courtyard with enormous as-new pizza oven and fountain, wine cellar, sauna and media room.
Windermere sits on a high rise overlooking Ascot.
43 Union Street, Clayfield - $8.4m
A US buyer, Lan Zhang, bought this trophy home for a record price earlier this year from car enthusiast Mark Jansen for $8.4 million.
It offers all you could ask for with six gorgeous bedrooms, five bathrooms and a whopping nine carports.
The property was sold by Adcock Prestige agent Jason Adcock in January.
99 Buckingham St, Ashgrove - $5.95m
Picturesque views can be seen from the top of this unique home, stretching from the Bay, across the city skyline to Mt Coot-tha.
The five-bedroom, four-bathroom property is near new, with spacious living areas in a private setting.
There’s also a tennis court and a pool.
The massive, three-level home sits on more than 2300 sqm and was sold off-market in July last year to Lantea Pty Ltd.
79 Montpelier Street, Grange - $5.75m
This sprawling estate on 2239 sqm smashed the suburb record by more than $1 million when it was sold at auction this year by Ray White Wilston principal, Alistair Macmillan.
It is one of the largest inner-city properties listed for sale in the past year.
As well as incredible views it has five bedrooms and three bathrooms, large living and dining area, an updated kitchen and large yard space with a swimming pool and tennis court.
119 Nelson Street, Kalinga - $5.15m
This renovated property dates back to the early 1900s and was sold for $5.15 million by Ray White New Farm agent Christine Rudolph in 2019 to Hazel Ryan and Sally Andrews.
The 3383 sqm property has Kalinga Park frontage, five bedrooms, five bathrooms, pool, tennis court, vast living room with a fireplace, entertaining deck and a huge master suite.
21 Watson Street, Newmarket - $4.15m
Sold for $4.15 million by Ray White New Farm agent Matt Lancashire in August last year to Eyeleen Hermes, this beautiful Queenslander has it all.
The grand five bedroom, three bathroom property was built in 1920 high on Wilston Hill and has 270 degree views across Brisbane, with a swimming pool and manicured gardens.
It has multiple living/dining/lounge areas, a conservatory, study, wine cellar and enormous kitchen.
250 Maundrell Tce, Aspley - $3.98m
This home feels like a Palazzo Versace with Chelmstone, marble and reclaimed timbers from the Newstead Wharf.
It has had only one owner since it’s build in 1998.
It offers five luxurious bedrooms, four bathrooms, a tennis court, gym, cold room, library, recording studio and a signature pool beside multiple entertainment areas.
Sold for $3.98 million by Stone Real Estate Aspley to Bing Lin.
39 Ray St, Wilston - $3.851m
This restored Queenslander was sold for $3.85 million in 2017 by Douglas Tonkin of Queensland Sotheby's International Realty Brisbane - Paddington, to Rachel Mealey and Nicholas Carrigan.
The four-level home is set on a leafy rise with panoramic views and has seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
No expense was spared by the previous owners in remodelling the original 1920s home to create multi-level living with an easy flow out to alfresco areas for entertaining and recreation.
Features include Asian-inspired decor, imported timber, and granite and marble finishes.
There’s also a granny flat on the ground level.
20 Plymouth St, Alderley - $3.5m
Just a few kilometres from the CBD, on an elevated large lot, this renovated house was sold for $3.5 million by Ray White Wilston agent Alistair Macmillan in November last year to Bradley Dodwell.
The quality and size is incredible, with five bedrooms, three bathrooms, multiple formal and informal living areas, a pool, tennis court and three-car garage.
33 Carew Street Nundah - $3.1m
Sold to Justin Truscott and Gemma Patricia Truscott by Spinksco Residential agent, Rachael Spinks, for $3.1 million in January, this home has a four bedrooms, three bathrooms and double garage on a 1340 sqm block.
Fully equipped with a pool and full width floodlit north/south facing tennis court, it has multiple living rooms, 3m high ceilings and is in the Kalinga Park area.
It has beautifully landscaped gardens and green hedges, with open plan living and a stylish modern look.
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