11-13 Victoria Street, North Ward, QLD, 4810, Australia

Kardinia is a grand, historically significant Townsville landmark, located on the crest of Stanton Hill with views to Pallarenda, Magnetic Island and Cape Cleveland. Kardinia was built in the 1880s. “This substantial home, (427m2) that is situated on a 1429m2 allotment was the site of the first Japanese Consulate in Australia from 1896 to 1908.”Subsequent owners have been the Green family (associated with the Townsville Bulletin), and Paul and June Tonnoir who meticulously restored this unique colonial villa.

Kardinia is one of Townsville's finest examples of 19th century architecture, representing a significant slice of North Queensland's historical, diplomatic, cultural and social life. City views from its prominent , private hilltop position and sea views from the back of the residence.

This captivating home remains true to the Queensland climate & lifestyle, with indoor & outdoor spaces working together in perfect harmony.

A lush sense of tranquility and tropical calm imbues the homes passive design.
This property is sure to captivate you from the moment you step inside.

4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, Library, formal lounge and dining, huge family room. Solid timber galley kitchen.

This stunning home effortlessly is a beautiful piece of real estate that exemplifies classic design elements and has everything you need and more!!
Inspection welcome by appointment.

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