115 Stephen Street
CAMP HILL

THE DEAL

Positioned on one of Camp Hill's most tightly held streets, "Ciel" is a brand-new, recently completed 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom residence that sets a new standard for contemporary family living. Set on 401m2 and designed by Michael & Ruysch - one of Brisbane's most highly regarded design studios, and proudly developed by Torp Group, the home is defined by considered curvature, refined materials, and a quiet confidence of scale.

Beyond the secure gated entry, polished concrete floors and a striking 5.7-metre curved entryway set the tone, while a curved staircase leads to a light-filled upper retreat with integrated study nook. Four upper bedrooms feature built-in robes and ceiling fans, with the master suite offering curved wall detailing, a private city-view balcony, a beautifully finished ensuite with feature light, fluted glass shower screens and heated towel rails, plus a walk-in robe with LED lighting and a dedicated glamour zone.

Downstairs, the open plan living and dining domain, anchored by a Rocco fireplace, flows seamlessly outdoors through oversized glazing. The kitchen is finished with Swiss V-Zug appliances, a QASAIR rangehood, natural stone surfaces, and a curved island bench, complemented by a butler's pantry with integrated Siemens fridge/freezer and a discreet under-stair bar.

Outside, the covered alfresco overlooks an in-ground pool and landscaped yard, with a built-in BeefEater 1200 Series BBQ ready for year-round entertaining.

SEALS THE DEAL

Surrounded by quality owner-occupied homes, Ciel sits moments from Camp Hill Market Place, Coorparoo Square cinemas, parks, cafés, and premium schools. Zoned for Cavendish Road State High School and close to Loreto College and Villanova College, with the Brisbane CBD just 7km away - a refined home in one of the city's most enduring addresses.

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