Welcome to 4/251 Auckland Street, Gladstone-a fantastic upper-level unit that perfectly combines low-maintenance living with fresh, modern updates. Whether you are a savvy
investor looking to add a move-in-ready property to your portfolio or a first-home buyer seeking a convenient lifestyle, this property ticks all the boxes.
Having just undergone a mini-makeover, all the hard work has been done for you! The entire unit boasts a fresh, crisp, and light paint job that breathes life into the space, perfectly complemented by the feel of brand-new, modern dark carpets installed throughout the living areas and bedrooms.
The main living room is generously sized and air-conditioned for year-round comfort. It flows effortlessly out to the outdoor space through sliding glass doors, leading you to a full-length, covered front balcony-the perfect spot to relax with your morning coffee. Overlooking the living area is a practical and functional kitchen offering ample bench space, crisp white cabinetry, an electric upright stove, and a lovely leafy outlook from the window.
This unit features two comfortable bedrooms, both equipped with built-in wardrobes and large windows that invite plenty of natural light. Servicing the home is a neat, modern
bathroom featuring dark tiled flooring, a glass-enclosed shower, and a stylish white vanity.
For your convenience, clever built-in shelving is located in the hallway to maximise your storage options.
Situated in a sturdy, well-maintained brick complex, this unit also includes a lock up garage that incorporates additional storage and laundry space. Located centrally in Gladstone, you are just minutes away from local amenities,
shops, and transport. This unit is a brilliant opportunity to secure a tidy, refreshed property with nothing left to do but unpack!
Contact Ben Crick on 0487 123 288.
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