The former Brook Hill Private Hospital was originally constructed circa 1919. Owned by the current owner for the past 32 years this heritage listed Queenslander residence is in full need of a restoration.

Perched high on the hills in the affluent suburb of Wavell Heights. This 610sqm allotment is a piece of Brisbane history with the opportunity to love and restore to its former glory of a unique family residence.

Currently the home features:
• Residence is Heritage Listed Queenslander, currently configured as 2x flats
• This property will be sold as is, most of the current contents of the home will remain
• Five current bedrooms – all in various sizes
• A large oversized eat-in kitchen with gas connection
• Expansive sized living room with a dining space off the kitchen
• Traditional Queenslander traits of Tongue and Groove walls | High Ceilings throughout | Casement Windows | French Doors | Wooden floorboards
• Enclosed wrap around sleepout with access to a multipurpose wet room (currently serves as a kitchenette)
• Bathroom | Separate toilet | Separate laundry all located upstairs
• Open front balcony | Concrete Staircase | Side Access to the backyard
• 14.6m frontage | 39.5m depth | 610m2 flat block | Elevated location | 200sqm of Internal Living Spaces

Located within close reach to the Nundah Village shopping precinct, Shaw Rd Shopping Village, Private & Public Schools, Chermside & Toombul Shopping centres, public transport and less than 15 minutes to both the CBD and airport.

The former Brook Hill Private Hospital was originally constructed circa 1919 as a private residence for Daisy and Joseph Cressey. Around 1928, after the death of her husband, Daisy, who was a trained nurse and midwife, converted the home into a private hospital. The hospital operated until 1953 when it was converted into a convalescent home and in 1966 was re-converted for use as a private residence. This former hospital has played an important role in Brisbane’s past by providing health care to many Brisbane residents in the early and mid twentieth century. This residence serves as a reminder of one of Brisbane’s early rural hospitals and retains significant historical and cultural significance for the local community.

Please note: Building & Pest Report can be provided upon request. This property will be sold as is, most of the current contents of the home will remain at the property.

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