by Bianca | May 12, 2020 | House Tour
Relocating a Queenslander to the Byron Bay hinterland has become very popular over the past 5+ years. It’s easy to understand why. There are rolling hills and wide open spaces. The beach is a short drive and there’s always the possibility that you may run...
by Bianca | May 8, 2020 | House Tour
There are attributes about a Queenslander that are charm-making. Features like wide, sweeping verandahs, fan lights, high ceilings, timber floors and VJs. All around the world there are other styles of home that have different features and ooze their own...
by Bianca | May 6, 2020 | House Tour
Watson House. Prepare yourself. It was just after 5am today. I was sitting in the dark at the kitchen table. My work computer was up and running and I’d been working since 4.10am on spreadsheets. Despite how it sounds, it wasn’t a bad start to the morning....
by Bianca | May 3, 2020 | House Tour
In my last post, I talked about all of the hours that I spend searching for Queenslander homes. Hours per week and I’ve been doing this for as long as realestate.com.au has been around. So, I’m still really surprised when I find charming homes that I have...
by Bianca | Apr 30, 2020 | House Tour
This afternoon I decided to go to one of my favourite websites, the Corely Explorer. If you haven’t heard of the Corely Explorer, it’s a database containing over 61,000 photographs of homes in Queensland. The photos were taken by Frank and Eunice Corely...
by Bianca | Apr 30, 2020 | House Tour
This early 1900s colonial Queenslander is located in Virginia and is for sale (offers over $799,000). It’s a four bedroom, two bathroom home on 810sqm. While it is located on a main road (Sandgate Road, Virginia), the colour is bold and evokes a sense of calm. I...
