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Transformed Paddington home hits market after three-year architectural makeover - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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The home at 116 Rockbourne Tce, Paddington. Picture: Supplied A Brisbane character cottage that has been reborn as a sprawling architectural masterpiece is on the market for the first time since its transformation. The four-bedroom residence at 116 Rockbourne Tce, Paddington, sits on an elevated 1166 sqm block and was redesigned by architect Derek Trebilcock. Owners Sophia and Ben Cameron bought the property in 2010 and began an extensive three-year renovation. Mrs Cameron said she spent years p
One-of-a-kind container house hits market for first time in 12 years - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Graceville’s iconic ‘Container House’, built from 31 shipping containers and featured in an episode of Grand Designs Australia, is back on the market. Believed to be the biggest container home in the world, the property at 8 Jaora St, Graceville, was designed and built 13 years ago by Todd Miller of ZieglerBuild. The ‘Graceville Container House’ at 8 Jaora St, Graceville. Picture: Supplied Spread across three levels, it has five bedrooms, four bathrooms and a pool on a 706 sqm block. The ambitio
Century-old Queenslander on 3000 sqm up for grabs in Aitkenvale - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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‘Holmslea’ at 24 West St, Aitkenvale. Picture: Supplied A historic Queenslander has been listed for sale for the first time since it was built, sitting on a huge block tucked away in suburbia. ‘Holmslea’ at 24 West St, Aitkenvale, has been in the same family since it was built around the end of the 19th century and has been deemed a “place of culture heritage value” by Townsville City Council. The current owner said she was the fourth generation to live in the home and the third to own it. “It w
Palette cleanser: Aussie scrap minimalism for bold colour - realestate.com.au (opens the original)
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Dulux Colour Forecast 2027’s Treasure palette featuring Dulux Murray Red (walls and ceiling) and Dulux Bone White (window trimming). Styling: Bree Banfield. Photo: Lisa Cohen Australian homes are expected to be awash in bright tones in 2027, with the Dulux Colour Forecast predicting calming blues, botanical greens and jewel-like shades will be on trend as stark minimalism continues to fade in popularity. The Dulux Colour Team’s 2027 forecast features greens, crimsons, browns and blues divided in
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