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Highgate, the historic Clayfield home, has been listed for sale for a July 6 auction.
Designed by Richard Gailey, the 1920's Spanish mission residence at <a href="https://www.raywhite.com/qld/clayfield/2120478/" target="_blank">117 Adelaide Street E, Clayfield </a>has been tightly held for the past four decades. 
It was once owned by Elizabeth Hart, a pioneering female in Brisbane law circles.
Hart worked at Flower and Hart Solicitors, one of Brisbane's oldest and largest legal firms. 
Set on 1,710 sqm, Highgate has six bedrooms, formal and informal dining and lounge rooms, a freestanding office and a billiard room.
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Under a terracotta tile roof, Highgate still has a number of original features, including a working fireplace, lead lighting, french doors, hardwood floors, decorative horse-hair plaster ceilings, and hand-cut crystal chandeliers.
In the grounds is a saltwater swimming pool.
Christine Rudolph and Matt Lancashire of Ray White New Farm has the listing. 
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Highgate, Clayfield's historic 1920s Spanish mission home, set for auction

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A renovated Queenslander in Clayfield, suitable for an executive family, is set to go under the hammer.
The <a id="LPlnk193351" href="http://ecomms.raywhite.com/collect/click.aspx?u=jRYOrR8N39R+6hBQZ7yXMt0Z3VIjNMZGKZ8wj2ZTWnppWKmoPO5lXnahMRrCaKacJbTDkucEl7g=&amp;rh=ff0043d0637ba7418869e46e0846b6a7210fdcef" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-auth="NotApplicable">29 Dublin Street, Clayfield</a> offering has been listed by Ray White Ascot agent Dwight Ferguson.
It retains timber flooring, soaring ceilings, capped off with glass windows and doors to flood the interiors with air and light.   The gourmet kitchen boasts a suite of Miele appliances including two integrated fridges and freezers, dishwasher, wine fridge, dual ovens, induction stove stop, Quasi-air exhaust, hot/cold zip tap and bench mounted filtered water tap.
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There's a hidden butler's pantry provides extra storage and amenities with a third sink, fridge, freezer, Miele dishwasher and ample preparation and storage space. 
Its outdoor entertainment area features a BBQ area with hot water sink, fridge and TV, with the area overlooking the manicured backyard with fully tiled swimming pool and cubby house.   On the upper level are five of the six bedrooms, plus an office and second lounge.
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“It pays tribute to the home's original Queenslander design with VJ walls, decorative breezeways and French doors, with the floor extending onto a private front balcony capturing cooling afternoon breezes," Ferguson said.   Seb Turnbull with his wife Anna Turnbull, purchased the property in 2007 and undertook the renovation in 2016.
The property will be auctioned on-site on December 1 unless sold prior.
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Clayfield Queenslander listed for December auction

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Clonlara, the 100-year old East Clayfield home that belonged to the late Sir Edward and Lady Dorothy Williams, has sold for a suburb record.
The Williams' called the Brisbane property home for six decades, until Sir Edward's death in 1999. Lady Dorothy died last year.
Ray White New Farm agents Christine Rudolph and Matt Lancashire sold the property for the family.
Clonlara, a six bedroom Federation home, was constructed in 1916 and was named after an Irish village in County Clare.
It sits in 3,3315 sqm of gardens which features two championship sized grass tennis courts.
Sir Edward was a former judge of the Supreme Court, as well as a former Australian of the Year. He also chaired the 1982 Commonwealth Games.
<div>The suburb record sits with 108 Oriel Road, Clayfield at $6.75 million off market. </div>
This article was first published in the Weekend Australian.
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Historic Clonlara in East Clayfield sells for suburb record

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White Gables, a four bedroom house in Clayfield, an inner northern suburb in the City of Brisbane, sold at weekend auction.
The $4 million buyers were local medical professionals with two young boys, who Domain reported had been hunting for their perfect home for three to four years. 
It was offered by Matt Lancashire and Christine Rudolph from Ray White who had three registered bidders.
Bidding opened at $3 million going up in $250,000 increments. It was announced on the market at $4 million. 
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-clayfield-128335058" target="_blank">9 Craven Street</a> home combines traditional elegance with architectural style.
White Gables, a much-admired Brisbane residence, has been held by only three separate families since its creation in the early 1900s. 
The house was commissioned by wealthy timber merchant George Brown who chose to construct the statement wedding gift for his daughter out of red brick with an extensive use of the finest timbers throughout the interior. 
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<div>The current vendors Kate and John Naughton purchased its 15 years ago from a prominent local resident who had lived on the property until he was 102. </div>
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It comes with six spacious bedrooms, gourmet stone kitchen, living and entertaining on in one level, and six car garage.
Other features include  alfresco, pool, and tennis court area, wine storage and study room.
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Nestled on a 1240 sqm block, it is only 100 metres walking distance to St Rita's College and 10 minutes travel time to Brisbane CBD and Brisbane Airport.
The listing was the sixth most viewed property in Queensland during May with more than 150 people turning up to watch the weekend's 3pm on-site auction.
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Clayfield's White Gables sold to local medical professionals

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The Ray White bi-annual Auction Under The Stars event last night in Brisbane saw almost $14 million of property changing hands.
Auctioneer Haesley Cush sold 10 properties of the 27 on offer in front of a crowd of 300.
“The good news story in Brisbane is the inner north continue to shine,“ he said.
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A two bedroom ground floor courtyard townhouse in New Farm at 7/32 Hazelwood St got away first selling for $780,000 through Ray White New Farm marketing agent Scott Darwon.
Then a luxury five bedroom contemporary Clayfield home at 52 Union Street (top) sold under the hammer for $2.145 million to a Sydney family moving to Brisbane.
“This beautiful home was bought by a lovely family from Sydney whose daughters are going to St Margarets,” said joint marketing agent Christine Rudolph, of Ray White New Farm.
Ray White New Farm | Spring Hill director Matt Lancashire said the market was “not too hot and not too cold”.
“There’s plenty of people looking to buy in all price brackets in Brisbane and we had action on pretty much  everything tonight which shows great confidence in the market and the auction process which creates competition for our vendors,” Mr Lancashire said.
Cush said the resurgence of the inner city apartment market was a theme of the current market.
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“No doubt units have been softer up until now but we saw the comeback of the unit market tonight with strong competition on all the unit stock we had.  
“We saw good interest on 27/4  Wandoo Street, Fortitude Valley which sold for $537,000."
Other  sales included 11 Stafford Street, Windsor sold under the hammer for $1.225 million and 21 Blaikie Street, Hendra at $1.530 million.
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Sydney family buy Clayfield home for $2.145 million through Ray White

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A six bedroom Clayfield house has been sold for $1.75 million making it Brisbane’s most expensive weekend auction sale.
Located at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-clayfield-125260494" target="_blank">122 Alexandria Road</a>, the property has been recently renovated. It last traded in 2010 at $1.3 million.
Enjoying many living zones including a gourmet kitchen that leads to an oversized private alfresco dining/entertaining guest area which overlooks the pool and gardens.
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The kitchen has a huge island bench, stone and marble benches, walk-through butler’s pantry including Miele appliances.
Master suite features walk-in robe along with ensuite with dual basin.
The property was offered through Ray White agent Damon Warat.
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Six bedroom Clayfield house sold for $1.75 million

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Domino’s Pizza downsizing head Don Meij has sold his Clayfield house for $3,125,000.
It cost him $3.75 million. <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-clayfield-118312723" target="_blank">The Clayfield home</a> went on the market as the business offshore growth sees him spend more time overseas with 1400 stores in six countries.
“The Clayfield home is a large, historical beautiful home on a big property and does take more to upkeep," the spokesperson advised.
"As you can appreciate with Don’s travel commitments, this wouldn’t always be that easy. 
"I can confirm he still lives in Brisbane and is still very much a local ‘Brisbanite’.”
The New England style home, Plymouth in Riverton Street was bought in September 2013.
Leigh Kortilang of Ray White Ascot sold the 1,619 square metre property to buyers from Greenslopes.
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