Occupying approximately 7,326sqm of elevated riverfront land, this estate stands among Brisbane’s most significant riverfront holdings close to the CBD. 

Overlooking the Indooroopilly Golf Course and just 5.5km from the city centre, the near two-acre estate offers privacy and poise, with manicured lawns, formal gardens, established trees, water features and a northern courtyard, all set against uninterrupted river vistas.

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“With just under sixty linear metres of absolute river frontage, this home embodies sophisticated modern living. It is a residence that honours design, celebrates restraint, and defines timeless elegance on the river. Even the arrival feels from an era that understood ceremony,” Heath Williams told LUXURY LIST WEEKEND.

“The way the light moves across the surfaces creates a quiet rhythm of space and shadow. It is not just about performance, it has a presence. You can see it in the roofline, in the way natural light flows through and softens the geometry, drawing you instinctively toward the river beyond.”

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Built in 1969 and held by only four owners, the residence has enjoyed several multi-million-dollar renovations over the years, evoking the golden age of modernist luxury, with tailored sophistication and a touch of old-school Hollywood glamour.

The home unfolds across a single level of extraordinary width, from a soaring gallery-style foyer of understated grandeur, finished in Crema Marfil marble and crowned by a glass roof, and formal and informal living and dining areas, opening onto filled travertine marble terraces that appear to float above the river. 

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The layout’s horizontal expanse enhances its sense of calm, a composition of proportion and grace.

The chef’s kitchen blends Calacatta marble benchtops, Sen Ash timber veneer cabinetry and Gaggenau appliances, anchored by a walk-in pantry and cold room. Every detail is deliberate, every finish quietly confident.

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Five bedroom suites are each complemented by marble-clad ensuites and walk-in robes or dressing rooms. 

A traditional sauna, spa and gymnasium enhance the home’s private amenities, while the lower level includes a self-contained maid/au pair’ studio, basement garaging for five to six vehicles, a wine cellar, a second marble foyer and extensive storage.

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Crowned by a hand-finished copper roof, a defining feature of quiet luxury, its natural patina enriches the estate’s enduring elegance. Like the great American modernist homes, it was designed not for spectacle, but for permanence.

Outside, the property offers a wealth of features designed for recreation, including an 18-metre fully tiled swimming pool with salt/chlorine system, full-size flood-lit tennis court with pavilion, boat ramp, and a 9-metre pontoon with water, lighting and solar power (approx. 8-metre river depth).

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The estate is a leisurely stroll from the Yeerongpilly Green Riverside development, Pat Rafter Arena, three kilometres to the Gregory Terrace sporting facilities, less than two kilometres to Somerville House rowing sheds, Rowlinson Park’s playgrounds and a collection of local boutiques and dining options. Forming part of the soon-to-be-completed Cross River Rail project, the Yeronga train station is also nearby.

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To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Heath Williams of Place New Farm via the contact form below. 

To view the listing or for more information click here. 

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