A seemingly normal-looking Queensland home raised the bar for the last man cave.
A rural property on the property market in the south of Brisbane this week has some unique features, including one of the most impressive ‘entertainment’ spaces imaginable: a replica of a country pub.
The fully functional country pub-style bar is located at the back of a Greenbank property and features a pool table, fireplace, big screen TV, arcade video games, several beer fridges and a makeshift beer garden/balcony overlooking a large resort. style swimming pool.
And for when the bar is full, there’s ample parking for 10 cars, a garage big enough for a boat, a camper and three trucks.
This Queensland home raises the bar for the last man cave
Country house south of Brisbane has a replica of a country pub.
The house has a pool table, fireplace, big screen TV, arcade video games, a few beer fridges and a makeshift beer garden/balcony.
Located on a 4,219-square-foot block, the pub – and its associated home – also includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms – a “pub dunny” and is priced at $1,170,000.
Sales representative Kim Kirby said the home has garnered a lot of attention since it went on sale August 18, taking the outdoor entertainment space “to a whole new level”.
“It’s definitely very unique,” Ms Kirby told Daily Mail Australia.
“The owners put a lot of time and love into the space. Pretty eye catching.
“It’s definitely very unique,” Officer Kim Kirby told Daily Mail Australia.
An authentic ‘country pub dunny’ can also be seen in the courtyard entertainment area.
The luxury mansion also includes a four-bedroom house with space for ten cars.
Interesting home hit the market as data from the Queensland Real Estate Institute (REIQ) showed median house prices rose 3.61% in the June quarter, while median unit prices rose 1%, 59%.
REIQ CEO Antonia Mercorella said the latest quarterly results show that the rapid growth of the Queensland property market is starting to show signs of calming down.
“To understand that the housing market has not kept up with this pace, you just have to look at the pace of price growth last year, with some regions experiencing a staggering 20-30% year-on-year growth forever,” said firm Mercorella immobiliare.com.
“We are still seeing healthy growth in most major markets this quarter, but at a more sustainable level as the Queensland property market has finally achieved growth of which it was too late.
Greenbank “pub” building pictured opposite
a courtyard pub in the evening; current owners are seeking bids of close to $1.2 million
“This basically means that the spree to buy property has diminished, allowing buyers to be slower and more overweight, as demonstrated by longer days on the market.”
Ms Mercorella said low inventory levels continue to put upward pressure on prices in many parts of the state.
“Our affiliated brokers say demand for property is still strong due to low supply and continued demand, but there are some property prices and properties that buyers are following, including renewed interest in units and townhomes.” said.
Source: Daily Mail
