Located just 4km to the CBD, 1/64 Longlands Street offers the perfect blend of lifestyle, convenience, and low-maintenance living. Packed with appeal and set in a small complex, this desirable property offers vacant possession with a practical and open plan living design, delivering a peaceful and comfortable lifestyle.
Features you'll love
• Rear, end apartment with fully fenced secure private use garden and deck
• Located on the first floor in a small complex of 6, 5 of which are owner occupiers
• Green leafy aspect from both bedrooms and living area
• Reverse cycle air conditioning, ceiling fans and dishwasher
• Open plan kitchen, living and dining area
• Freshly painted throughout inside
• 5.1m by 2.9m front balcony which can be fully enclosed or opened with additional side atrium space
• Both bedrooms open to a private garden, one has a walk through robe to ensuite and the other a built in robe
• SLUG with auto remote plus security screens on all windows and doors
• 11 min cycle to CBD, close to Mater, Children's or PA Hospitals
• Body corporate of just $1,418 per quarter and over $66,341 in sinking fund
Situated in one of Brisbane's most desirable inner-city pockets, this home places you close to everything that makes East Brisbane so popular. Enjoy weekends exploring nearby parklands, dining at local hotspots, or commuting effortlessly to the CBD, Southbank or West End.
This apartment is strolling distance to the mighty Gabba, South City Square (with its restaurants, Woolworths, shops and cinema) and all of Woolloongabba's exciting dining and entertainment venues. Close to the plethora of East Brisbane's finest coffee shops, cafes and micro-breweries, with public transport just a couple of hundred metres away on Deshon Street or Stanley Street and 1.7km to the Mowbray Park ferry terminal. Alternately there are numerous gyms, pilates studios and a lovely bike or running path besides the Norman Creek.
One of the many fabulous things about living here is you are a stone's throw to the lovely leafy Rotary Park with BBQs and off-lead dog area. There are major infrastructure projects on the go nearby with the Cross River Rail and Kingfisher Creek corridor draft concept plan project, driving a multi-billion-dollar transformation of the nearby neighbourhood.
