'Buyers walk through those doors and go quiet for a second. This place does the talking.' - Johnson Chen

The driveway curves in past sandstone retaining walls and established gums before the house reveals itself, a majestic silhouette of twin gabled rooflines against the bushland. Four years old and architecturally distinct, 35 Winrock Street was designed to make the most of a sloping 1.07 hectare block, with the main living level lifted to capture light, breeze and, at dusk, glimpses of the Brisbane CBD skyline through the treetops.

Property Snapshot: 35 Winrock Street, Brookfield sits on 1.07 hectares of elevated, established grounds. The two-storey home offers five bedrooms, three ensuites and a separate powder room across approximately 515 square metres. Built four years ago, the residence pairs a butterfly-gable roofline with full-height glazing throughout. A separate lower-level media room and bar sit apart from the main living, dining and kitchen zone upstairs. Double garage parking, ducted air conditioning, solar and a water tank cover the property throughout.

Inside, the kitchen anchors the main living level with stone benchtops, a window splashback framing the garden, and a bank of European Bosch ovens built into dark cabinetry beside warm timber-look joinery. It opens directly onto a covered alfresco and the main living and formal dining zones, all wrapped in glass that keeps the bushland outlook constant. Downstairs, a generous media room with its own bar gives the household a separate zone entirely, ideal for teens who want their own space.

The main suite occupies its own wing with a walk-in robe and ensuite, while four further bedrooms and three additional ensuites are arranged across the level, giving every family member genuine privacy. The main bathroom continues the resort feel with a freestanding oval bath, dual vessel basins and a walk-in rain shower finished in floor-to-ceiling tile. Outside, the 1.07 hectares of lawn and bushland border D'Aguilar National Park, with Indooroopilly's shops and cinemas around ten minutes away and Kenmore closer again.

YOU'LL LOVE . . .

Elevated main living level - captures breezes, light and CBD skyline glimpses at dusk
Separate lower-level media room and bar - a genuine retreat for teens and guests alike
Five bedrooms and three ensuites - room for every family member to have their own space
Resort-style main bathroom with freestanding bath and dual vanities - a daily escape at home
1.07 hectares bordering D'Aguilar National Park - bushwalking and wildlife on your doorstep
Ducted air conditioning and solar panel system - comfort and efficiency built in from day one

INSIDER'S SECRET . . .

The lower-level media room was built with its own bar for a reason. Buyers who see it usually start planning where the pool table goes before they've finished the walkthrough.

Questions About This Property

How many bedrooms and bathrooms does this property have? The home has five bedrooms, three ensuites and a separate powder room, with a double garage for two cars.

What's the land size? The property sits on 1.07 hectares (approximately 2.6 acres) of elevated, established grounds.

How close is the nearest shopping and dining precinct? Indooroopilly Shopping Centre is around ten minutes by car, with Kenmore's cafes and everyday shopping closer again.

What's a standout detail buyers often notice on inspection? From the top of the entry stairs at dusk, the Brisbane CBD skyline appears through the surrounding gum trees, a detail most buyers don't expect on a private bushland block.


Please feel free to contact Johnson Chen at 0433 068 991 anytime for more infomation or private inspection.


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