The home at 92 Bray Rd, Lawnton. Picture: supplied.

Sitting on a quiet street and backing onto North Pine River, this two-storey home is light-filled and peaceful.

Owners Sue and Martin Norman bought the 1960s property at 92 Bray Rd, Lawnton in 1981 and undertook three major renovations since then.

Mrs Norman said the first renovation saw the once highset house become a two-storey home.

The second renovations resulted in a granny flat, carport, new upstairs windows and the cladding replaced with gyprock, while the third saw the bathrooms and granny flat kitchen get revamped and the home repainted.

The open-plan kitchen and dining area at 92 Bray Rd, Lawnton. Picture: supplied.

Mrs Norman said “pretty much” the entire home had been touched up at some point.

“I think there are only two original windows left in the house,” she said.

The house it set on a 2228sq m block with a fenced yard, water tanks and access to the river.

“When you come down the hill (into this section of Bray Rd) it is like entering another world,” Mrs Norman said. “We get beautiful breezes coming up the river and if you sit in the lounge room and all you can see is bush.”

Mrs Normal said the home was spacious, bright and airy.

One of the outdoor spaces at 92 Bray Rd, Lawnton. Picture: supplied.

The main house has polished hardwood floors upstairs, wood-look vinyl flooring downstairs and a kwila timber staircase.

There is an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area flowing out to a veranda.

Upstairs there is a second living area opening to a balcony. There are four bedrooms, with built-in wardrobes and airconditioning to three, and two bathrooms.

The granny flat has two bedrooms and an airconditioned living room. The kitchen and bathroom were updated six years ago and feature stone benchtops.

The home is close to local shops, train station, schools and the USC Moreton Bay Campus.

The property is being marketed by Nathan Taylor of David Deane Real Estate.