Built in 1882, this locally heritage-listed Queenslander stands as a proud reminder of Zillmere’s rich history. From its charming façade and decorative fretwork to the wide verandah and ornate detailing, 444 Zillmere Road captures the timeless allure of classic Queensland living.
Lovingly owned by the same family for nearly five decades, this 142-year-old beauty has been unoccupied for a number of years and is now ready to begin its next chapter.
Positioned on a 405sqm block with character overlays, the high-set home offers a flexible layout across two levels. Upstairs reveals three bedrooms, soaring ceilings, and polished timber floors, with a central living area showcasing an ornate fireplace. The functional kitchen and dining area flow seamlessly to the rear balcony, creating a welcoming connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Downstairs has been tiled throughout and includes a separate bathroom, laundry, and multiple utility rooms — ideal for use as a rumpus, studio, workshop, or home office. A secure garage and covered alfresco area complete the lower level, adding space and practicality for everyday living.
This is a home you don’t want to miss — a rare chance to restore, renovate, and leave your mark on a piece of Brisbane’s history. Perfect for those seeking a rewarding challenge and the satisfaction of breathing new life into a heritage treasure, 444 Zillmere Road is ready for its next chapter and for a new owner to make it truly their own.
📍 Highlights
– Locally heritage-listed Queenslander built in 1882
– 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms + multiple utility spaces downstairs
– Ornate detailing, decorative fretwork & high ceilings
– Polished timber floors and feature fireplace
– Traditional verandah and rear balcony
– Downstairs tiled throughout with separate bathroom and laundry
– 405sqm block with character overlays
– Lovingly owned by one family for almost 50 years
– Unoccupied for a number of years and ready for its new chapter
– Sought-after Zillmere location surrounded by schools, shops, and transport
📍 Location
– Minutes to Zillmere and Geebung Train Stations for easy city access
– Close to bus routes, local cafés, and shops
– Walking distance to Zillmere State School and St Flannan’s Catholic School
– Short drive to Westfield Chermside, Taigum Square, and local parks
– Convenient access to major arterials and Brisbane Airport
🏡 Heritage Significance
Known as Hutton’s Factory Workers Cottage, this home is one of only two remaining workers’ cottages built for employees of the J.C. Hutton Ham & Bacon Factory. It forms a valuable part of Zillmere’s local heritage, standing as a rare example of early Queenslander architecture.
Filled with character, warmth, and endless potential, this home presents an exceptional opportunity to restore, renovate, and be part of Brisbane’s history.
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