About this space

Set atop prestigious Hawthorne Hill, Eurovision City House is a bold expression of European elegance woven seamlessly into Queenslander heritage. Designed by Studio Carlon and positioned to capture sweeping views of Brisbane’s CBD, this subtropical city home pairs Mediterranean texture with inner-city glamour—making it a high-impact, highly functional shoot location for film, fashion, lifestyle, and editorial campaigns.

Spanning 448 sqm, the home unfolds over multiple levels, each layered with thoughtful materiality and architectural nuance. From the entry, a refined blend of natural stone floors, French archway doors, and tactile cladding grounds the space with warmth and texture. The open-sky courtyard and luxurious guest bathroom on the lower level offer soft light and clean lines—ideal for fashion lookbooks, content shoots, or beauty campaigns seeking privacy and atmosphere.

The contemporary spiral staircase makes a sculptural statement as it links the levels, culminating in a rooftop terrace with panoramic views—a rare and cinematic setting perfect for elevated storytelling. Upstairs, Tongue & Groove oak flooring adds timelessness, while the living zones celebrate open-plan flow and restrained opulence. The kitchen is a hero moment in its own right, with Green Quartzite and marble benchtops forming a layered, organic palette that’s shoot-ready from every angle.

Throughout the home, archways echo the architecture’s European leanings, from the secondary lounge with curved windows to the covered terrace that brings a subtropical calm to alfresco shoots. The outdoor spaces—including a pool and rooftop deck—carry the same visual language, with clean lines, elegant landscaping, and uninterrupted city and regional vistas that evolve beautifully with the light.

Every element of Eurovision City House has been carefully resolved—from its curated palette and material finishes to the functional flow between zones. Whether you’re capturing sun-soaked fashion content by the pool, styling an editorial in the arched interiors, or filming a culinary piece in the quartzite kitchen, this location flexes to accommodate a range of creative briefs with polish and ease.