Property Description

Resort-style apartment in an unbeatable location

This apartment is located in the iconic Cathedral Place complex, crafted and considered to make life easier and more fulfilling for all who live here. This is an exciting opportunity to get your foot on the property ladder.

It will appeal to first-home buyers, investors, young professionals, those seeking a lock-and-leave holiday home, and out-of-town executives, as it is only minutes from the airport.

A bright, open-plan layout, with a galley-style gas kitchen, opens to a 18m2 covered, north-facing all-weather balcony overlooking the pool and tropical gardens while extending the living space considerably. Tiled and timber flooring create a clear delineation of space, while air-conditioning ensures year-round comfort.

The built-in bedroom is supported by an adjoining bathroom with a shower over the bath and laundry facility.

Resident facilities abound, with a 25-metre lap pool, a man-made beach for laying in the sun, an additional pool, a spa, and two barbecue areas. With a lift and secure access, and undercover parking takes livability to the next level.

Meanwhile, the location is second to none, with transport at your doorstep via bus or train, easy walking distance to the CBD, iconic Chinatown, the fabulous Howard Smith Wharves boasting cosmopolitan dining venues, James Street and the Gasworks with gourmet food outlets and boutique shopping, Fortitude Valley stands alone as the artistic, retail and multicultural hub of Brisbane.

- Potential Rental Return: $450 per week
- Level 4 with N/E Aspect
- Total Area: 57m2
- Body Corporate : $1532 per quarter approx
- Rates: $389.45 per quarter approx
- Currently owner occupied - ready to move in or rent out
- Visit: www.jjmacalino.com.au/1178

For more information contact JJ Macalino on 0405223269

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All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable however we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.