19 Dargie Street Everton Park, QLD 4053

Everton House is more than a residence, it is a chapter is Brisbane's cultural history.

Commissioned in 1953 by Sir Leon and Lady Peggy Trout, the residence quickly became the cultural and political heart of Brisbane; and Everton Park's prestigious dress circle, admired for its panoramic views, elegance and enduring presence.

Set on 3965m2 at the summit of Everton Park, the home features, expansive living rooms, 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, a self-contained granny flat, 3 lockup garages and sweeping city and mountain views. expansive gardens, in-ground swimming pool and private grounds complete the property which is both a family sanctuary and living piece of Brisbane's history.

Everton House is central to the highly regarded "Trouts Estate". Sir Leon Trout's vision was to differentiate this Housing Estate from nearby developments. To this end he ensured that the estate had a covenant under which the owners had to build within a spoecific size footprint, only use brick and tile construction and power and cabling installed underground to add to the aesthetic. These constraints have always ensured the homes in the surrounding streets have been recognised as the "Dress Circle" of Everton Park.

Everton Park is within 10 kms from the CBD, close to major shopping centres at Stafford, Everton Park and Mitchelton, schools, transport, hospitals and amenities.

The iconic home is now available for purchase for a discerning buyer who wishes to add their stamp to the history of this once gracious, home where Sir Robert Menzies visited on his trips to Brisbane.

Features include:
Multiple grand sized living areas north facing
6 bedrooms,
5 bathrooms
2 kitchens
1 self contained granny flat
3 garages, multiple open car spaces
swimming pool
spacious, private grounds