Brothers renovate an Edwardian home they bought after it had fallen into disrepair. Reporting across Brisbane Times, The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald says the house had been held by the same family for about 115 years before the brothers acquired it. The renovations aim to update the property while retaining its heritage character. The articles describe a transformation that makes the home feel brighter and more liveable, including changes intended to increase natural light and improve internal spaces for a new generation. Across the coverage, the focus is on balancing preservation with modernization: the brothers restore or preserve elements associated with the home’s Edwardian-era identity while carrying out work to address its condition. While the outlets frame the project as preserving an “iconic” family home, they consistently attribute the outcome to the brothers’ approach—careful heritage consideration alongside practical upgrades—to turn a dilapidated residence into a light-filled home.