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The Queenslander, located at 56 Minden Post Office Road, Talegala, has undergone a stunning refurbishment.
Almost 10 years ago, Kieran and Lexine Moloney arrived at their 12-plus hectare rural paradise at 56 Minden Post Office Road, Talegala. They envisioned having a space they could control and call their dream home.
“We had twins and had to leave this road for work. This property was on the market and we thought it was completely out of our price range, but we bought it. “Queenslanders have the ability to change anything they want,” Mrs Moloney said.
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Kieran and Lexine Moloney have relocated their home at 56 Minden Post Office Road, Talegala, to the top of the hill on the property.
“We sat and enjoyed the golden hour when the twins learned to walk and walked 100 meters. They walked hand in hand all the way home. We also delivered our third baby there. Child Seeing the kids playing outside safely, having picnics, climbing hills, and flying kites are all precious memories for me.
The Moloneys have accomplished the complex feat of moving Queenslanders from the bottom of the hill to the top of their property.
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One of the bedrooms at 56 Minden Post Office Road, Talegala.
“We moved our house up the hill last year and started renovating the house soon after. We will miss the views this property gave us and our neighbors. “I sat there eating dinner outside with my friends and I commented, 'You have no idea how lucky we are to be able to eat dinner with a view like this,'” Mrs. Maloney said.
“This was our dream home, so my husband jokes that we could move in together. We're hoping that's our next chapter, putting down roots and raising our kids.” I want to send my child to a good school.
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“During renovations, we moved the grain shed to the pool house and discovered it was the second kitchen on the original farm. When we built this house, the kitchen was separate from the main house.
“We thought about every detail, trying to blend a modern home with a historic Queensland home. We hope the new owners will appreciate those elements. My personal favorite is the main bathroom. We installed a claw-foot bathroom and painted it to match the color scheme.”
View overlooking the pool and stunning views at 56 Minden Post Office Road, Tallegalla
Estate agent Paris Arthur, of Graceville's Place Estate Agents, said the campaign had attracted significant attention from Brisbane locals and interstate buyers looking to make changes to their trees.
“Buyers wanting to change the tree are the main buyers interested in this property. Since the start of the campaign, this property has seen strong numbers, above those seen for many properties. '' Arthur said.
The kitchen at 56 Minden Post Office Road in Talegala features stone benchtops, a breakfast bar, quality appliances, a butler's pantry and ample cupboard storage.
“The owners have put a lot of love and effort into this property. Before they put the house up for sale, the agent and I had a long discussion about relocating the house up the hill. We discussed the pros, cons and associated risks and decided it would definitely raise the profile of this facility.”
