Property Description

Resort-style apartment with massive balcony & stunning views

This immaculately presented two-bedroom apartment on the sixth floor of the iconic Cathedral Place boasts an expansive balcony with never-to-be-built panoramic city views.

Ready to move in or rent out, this is an attractive prospect for first-home buyers, downsizers, executive couples, singles and astute investors.

Freshly painted in a crisp white colour palette and with resilient Hybrid floors, the open plan, air-conditioned interior flows seamlessly to the oversized, undercover balcony. Enjoy lounging by day with a good book, dining alfresco, and entertaining guests in the evenings backdropped by a dazzling display of city lights.

The kitchen is highly functional and sociable and includes a breakfast bar, a double sink, a gas cooktop, new appliances and a pantry cupboard. Meanwhile, two generous built-in bedrooms are supported by a bathroom with a bath/shower combo and a laundry facility.

This iconic, inner-city complex teems with resort-style onsite facilities including two beautiful outdoor pools, a manufactured beach, three BBQ areas, a heated spa, a sauna and a fully equipped gymnasium all set amid lush tropical landscaping. Residents have peace of mind with 24-hour video surveillance and swipe card entry.

The location puts everything at your fingertips, within walking distance of the CBD, Brunswick Street, weekend markets, the delights of Chinatown, James Street, the Gasworks and the Emporium, each offering a cornucopia of cosmopolitan restaurants and cafes and boutique shopping. There are also numerous public transport options at your door.

Outgoings & Rental Return
- Potential Rental Return: $440 per week
- Body Corporate: $1,331.26 per quarter approx
- Rates: $453.10 per quarter approx

For more information contact JJ Macalino today!

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