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The five-bedroom property at 15 Sport Street, Kedron is being marketed by Ray White Wilston selling agent Brooke Copping and is set to go under the hammer on 10 September at 6pm.

The sellers, Clare and Ken, are preparing to downsize now that their children have left home.

“We’ve lived here for 10 years and, honestly, our favourite part of the home is simply the feeling of coming home,” Clare said.

“It’s been a wonderful place to raise our family, with great neighbours and such an unmatched level of convenience.

“There are cafes and restaurants within easy walking distance, local school bus pick-ups close by, and it’s so easy to get into the city or over to Chermside.

“We’ve also loved being able to make the most of the free Suncorp Stadium shuttle buses on event nights.

“It’s a really hard home to leave, and we’re only moving because the kids have grown up and moved out.”

Set on a generous 607sqm block, the property combines classic Queenslander character with contemporary living. 

At the heart of the home is an expansive open-plan kitchen, living, and dining zone that connects via bi-fold doors to an entertaining deck overlooking the backyard and swimming pool.

Ms Copping said the floor plan provides thoughtful separation across two levels, featuring a lower-level fifth bedroom with ensuite, a dedicated home office, and a flexible multipurpose retreat.

“What makes this property particularly appealing is that it offers the combination buyers are looking for right now -  a genuine family home, a great block, multiple living zones, a pool and incredible convenience. It is the sort of property where you can see a family growing into it and enjoying it for years to come.”

Positioned in one of Brisbane’s most connected northern pockets, the property sits within an easy 10-minute walk of Kedron State School, 650 metres from Coles Kedron, and moments from the Kedron Brook green space, Gympie Road express buses, and Westfield Chermside.

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