A renovated Queenslander billed as the largest of its kind to hit the market in four years could rewrite the suburb’s price record when it goes to auction.
The property, in Wavell Heights, underwent a mammoth renovation by Victorian owner-builders Karen and Steve Randell, who transformed the residence into a standout luxury offering.
14 Kelvin Street, Wavell Heights is going to auction on June 27.
Marketing agents Nick Moloney and Drew Davies of Place Purpose Group Ascot, had 35 groups through the property over two inspections.
BEFORE: The pool in 2022.
AFTER: A new pool and outdoor entertaining area.
AFTER: The kitchen.
“The feedback has been overwhelming as to the quality and scale of the home for a Queenslander with 4.5m ceilings on a 810sq m block,” Mr Moloney said.
“Middle aged families have been one particular profile that has taken a liking to the home with the separate living spaces.
“Being the largest Queenslander home that has hit the market in the last four years, we are expecting a lot of attention on the home.”
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BEFORE: The living room in 2022.
AFTER: The dining area looking out to the pool.
AFTER: The balcony.
Property records reveal the vendors paid $1.264m for the property in 2022, before embarking on their renovation.
The five-bedroom, three-bathroom house now has grand open plan living and dining spaces throughout as well as quintessential Queenslander features including French doors, leadlight windows, VJ panelling and warm timber floors.
The kitchen has Smeg appliances while there is a servery window to the outdoor entertaining area.
BEFORE: The backyard in 2022.
AFTER: The backyard looking back towards the house.
The house also has a seamless connection to the alfresco area, pool and yard with manicured gardens.
“Commanding from the street and completely captivating within, this quintessential Queenslander has been masterfully renovated to deliver a family home of rare scale, warmth and intelligence,” the listing states.
“Custom designed with a considered layout and grand proportions, it brings timeless character together with contemporary luxury at every turn.”
BEFORE: The kitchen and dining in 2022.
AFTER: One of the living areas.
AFTER: The house has a seamless indoor-outdoor flow.
The property goes under the hammer on June 27.
The median house price in Wavell Heights is $1.65m, up 17 per cent over 12 months, while the suburb record is $3.79m, paid in 2024 for 48 Power St.
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