$5.1 Million Home Sets New Benchmark in Bardon

A brand-new architectural masterpiece has shattered expectations in Bardon, delivering a multi-million dollar home that underscores the city’s prestige property boom.



The property at 32-34 Boundary Road, Bardon has sold for $5,100,000, placing it among the top sales in Bardon and adding momentum to Brisbane’s growing prestige market. Handled by Place – New Farm, the sale took place on April 17, 2025 and marks a significant increase from its previous sale price of $1,145,000 in 2018.

About the Property

This stunning contemporary home was expertly designed by renowned architects DAHA and built by Otex Developments in 2024, representing the pinnacle of modern luxury living with timeless character elements.

Set on a 1,214 m² double block, the home features:

  • 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
  • Tri-level design with expansive open-plan living and dining areas, gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry, and games lounge with wet bar
  • Glass-framed infinity pool with spa jets, outdoor kitchen with BeefEater six-burner barbecue, multiple entertainment terraces, and landscaped gardens

Property showcases premium finishes including polished concrete and engineered oak floors, stone benchtops, Siemens built-in oven with steam function, and Liebherr dual-zone wine cabinet.

Location & Lifestyle

Bardon is known for its elevated hillside positions, established tree-lined streets, and proximity to Brisbane’s CBD. The home sits just minutes from Brisbane’s vibrant CBD and within walking distance of Paddington’s popular cafes, boutiques, and restaurants, plus easy access to renowned schools including Saint Joseph’s School and Stuartholme School.

Why This Sale Stands Out

  • Last sold for $1,145,000 in 2018
  • Sits on one of the largest blocks in Bardon at 1,214sqm
  • Features rarely available lifestyle extras such as infinity pool with spa jets, outdoor kitchen, three-car garage with turntable, and multi-generational living zones

This sale demonstrates the rising ceiling for top-tier homes in Bardon and suggests increasing demand for prestige properties with land, privacy, and proximity to the city. The dramatic price appreciation from $1.145 million to $5.1 million in seven years reflects both the complete rebuild and the strengthening luxury market.

Street Profile & Sales Context

Boundary Road has long been associated with elevated prestige living and established character homes. The street offers a serene, tree-lined environment while maintaining convenient access to inner-city amenities. Homes here are typically tightly held, and property values have shown strong resilience even in softer markets.

With Bardon’s median house price sitting at $1,864,000 over the last year, this $5.1 million sale represents the premium end of the market, showcasing what’s possible when architectural excellence meets prime positioning.

Market Context

The sale reflects Brisbane’s continuing appeal to buyers seeking luxury homes with substantial land holdings. The property’s multi-generational design features, including separate living zones and multiple ensuited bedrooms, align with current market trends toward flexible family accommodation.

Premium features like the secure three-car garage with turntable, zoned ducted air-conditioning, solar power, and advanced security systems demonstrate the level of modern luxury that today’s prestige buyers expect.



This sale at 32-34 Boundary Road is not just a record-breaker — it’s a story of lifestyle, legacy, and the continuing rise of Bardon as one of Brisbane’s most desirable postcodes. The property sets a new standard for contemporary luxury living in the area, combining architectural distinction with family-friendly functionality on one of the suburb’s most substantial blocks.

Published 24-May-2025

Local Mum Calls For Improvements on Boundary Road in Bardon

A pedestrian crossing in Bardon may cause accidents in the future, according to a local mum who expressed her concern over the crossing saying that it should be more visible. The crossing is on Rouen Rd near the roundabout on Boundary Rd.

According to Georgine Hristovska-Gofton, she has noticed motorists speeding up on the road. She claims that because of the obscure crossing, it would be easily missed by motorist, and even by passersby.

The Department of Transport and Main Roads, on the other hand, reviewed the road and said that the accident history on the road from 2011 to 2017 only shows one incident. Hence, there are no additional safety improvement plans yet for the road.

Mrs Gofton compares the crossing to the ones in Sydney where she came from, and she said that the crossings there were raised so that motorists won’t have a hard time seeing them.

For now, it is important to remain alert on this road and review the guidelines by the TMR to ensure safety whilst crossing the streets. You can view the guidelines here.