23 Deramore Street

Finely crafted by Owen Architecture’s renowned director Paul Owen, Kitchen Garden House celebrates the connection between the home and the outdoors. Seamlessly linked to a stunning al fresco area and verdant greenspace, this phenomenal property showcases exquisite attention-to-detail and architectural brilliance. Designed in partnership with Scott & Malloy’s Toby Scott, who created the interior furniture specifically for the residence, the tri-level sanctuary feels beautifully welcoming. Presented with a modern aesthetic and sophisticated interiors, the home features timber details, stone accents, a fresh white colour palette, VJ walls, lofty ceilings, banks of bespoke cabinetry, full-height glass and skylights that allow natural light to flow throughout the abode. On the middle level, a spacious open-plan living and dining area effortlessly connects to the leafy garden, fully fenced rear yard and breezy al fresco entertaining area. Anchoring the space is an enviable galley-style kitchen with Fisher & Paykel appliances and generous cupboard storage, while a second living area and television nook gives families the option to gather together or enjoy time apart. An ensuited master bedroom with a walk-through robe is accompanied by two additional bedrooms fitted with built-in robes, plus a well-appointed main bathroom. On the ground level, a huge combined laundry and third bathroom sits alongside a functional studio, while a secure dual garage and an abundance of storage ensure the home is as practical as it is beautiful. Also boasting ducted air-conditioning, pendant lights and magnificent voids, the immaculately presented residence is just 11 kilometres from Brisbane’s CBD and minutes from shops, dining, Nundah train station and Nundah Village Shopping Centre. Westfield Chermside, DFO Brisbane and Kalinga Park’s popular playgrounds are also close at hand. Falling within the Nundah State School and Wavell State High School catchment areas, this extraordinary home is also a short drive from Saint Joseph’s Nundah, Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Primary School and Mary MacKillop College.