Private inspections of ‘Glen Alpine’ available on weekends, or by appointment. To arrange a time, please contact Brendan Mayles on 0402 659 010.

All offers are to be submitted by 11am on Friday, 30th May.

A detailed Information Pack is available on request, offering insights into the unique character and rich history of 32 East Street, as well as a summary of recent comparable sales for your reference. Please note, all offers will be considered at the campaign close on Friday, 30th May.

• Modernised by award-winning architect Paul Owen and proudly featured in leading design magazines
• ‘Glen Alpine’ - steeped in history and once home to Governors and other distinguished guests
• One of the most exclusive and private escarpment allotments - 3,590sqm
• Five spacious bedrooms, a stately office/library, and four working fireplaces
• Meticulously renovated over the past decade with exception attention to detail
• Town water and a private bore, complemented by over 100,000L of tank storage
• Exceptional family living with flexibility to add a third bathroom or more if desired
• Walking distance to Toowoomba Grammar, Toowoomba Anglican School, and Fairholme College

Unquestionably one of Toowoomba’s most admired and sought-after locations, paired with one of Queensland’s most distinguished Federation homes, ‘Glen Alpine’ c1918. Boasting an incomparable position on an elevated 3,590sqm allotment, this residence captures breathtaking panoramic easterly views spanning Redwood Park, Tabletop Mountain, the Lockyer Valley, and the distant hills leading to Brisbane.

Wrapped in history, once called home by Queensland's Chief Justice, Governors, and other distinguished figures, it stands as a testament to a storied past. Originally designed by architect Henry J. Marks, it now shines as a masterpiece of exquisite craftsmanship and refined elegance. Showcasing beautifully modernised interiors from an extensive renovation within the past five years by award winning architect Paul Owen, the property pays homage to its illustrious past while feeling delightfully contemporary.

From the moment you enter, you're instantly captivated by the breathtaking grand proportions and timeless elegance of the era. The master bedroom and all seven living spaces, including a stately library with floor-to-ceiling cedar joinery, command stunning panoramic views. A majestic staircase leads to the lower level, designed for both formal and casual living, with all spaces opening onto level lawns and gardens, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. This is a sanctuary for the family, a peaceful retreat where you feel completely removed from the outside world.

Around the block;
East Street is among Toowoomba’s most premier streets and is home to some of the city’s most sought after escarpment homes. Surrounded by the very best in schools, residents can stroll a very short distance to find cafés, local shops and parks.

• Toowoomba Anglican School: 250m walk
• Webb Park: 320m walk
• Fairholme College: 440m walk
• The Other Bird Café: 750m walk
• Mackenzie Row Shops: 900m walk
• Toowoomba Grammar: 960m walk

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.