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A five bedroom brand new contemporary Hampton-style home is set to smash a suburb record in Grange, in Brisbane’s inner north, when it goes to auction next month.
The home was built by a local builder.
Ray White Wilston principal Alistair Macmillan said <a id="LPlnk932325" href="http://ecomms.raywhite.com/collect/click.aspx?u=jRYOrR8N39QzG/Nyy8oj1LIdvBfsGulFkc0J2xgzYhhd8FmmR3ZNqvDg0gLJOxm+tNaBRWZzhpZGy8lNntt9pNU25dOhINHvkqhCiO/ZvbRlM713NTjNZxc0k7bOi5x/&amp;rh=ff004855c1f72c43aa071ee4424088b248b2ce1f" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-auth="NotApplicable">31 Agincourt Street</a> is possibly Grange's most liveable home.
“The owners inspiration for this quality constructed home, was a functional layout, coupled with luxuriously appointed fixtures and fittings, making it the ideal family home in an unbeatable parkland location,” Mr Macmillan said.
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“This space really needs to be seen to be appreciated. It’s soaring 3.4m high ceilings, an abundance of natural light and a direct view to the pool and level rear yard, this space is unlike anything you will see in other homes.”
The highest price for a house on a 607 sqm block in Grange is $1.775 million which was sold last August at 37 Howard St, Grange.
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Owners Murray and Susie Tanner of Plumb Constructions specialise in "high end building projects and renovations."
"The brief was to create an exceptional family home, with high quality finishes and a floorplan which flows well for ease of living and entertaining,”  said Mr Tanner, a qualified builder.
“Central to this is a downstairs kitchen and main living zone, with good connection to the outdoors, an integrated pool area, and a flat backyard for kids to run around in, all within the view of relaxing adults.
“The home is designed to be low maintenance, and was modelled on what our own family would seek-  including high ceilings of 3.4m in the main living zone, multiple living zones, generous spaces, notable storage and quality fixtures and fittings."
The auction is set for April 13.
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Grange record breaker in the making listed

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Former NRL player Dave Shillington has listed his Grange home.
The Brisbane homstead is set for sale by auction in mid march.
Alistair Macmillan and Sam Hagen of Ray White are marketing the house.
Situated on Myrtle Street the abode holds significant history within the local area as the original dairy house.
Set on a level 810 sqm block, the listing notes that the home is full of Queenslander features and "ripe for a major renovation."
Built in 1929, Dave purchased the home for $680,000 in 2012.
He rented out the home through parts of 2013 - 2015 seeking $595/pw - $620/pw
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