Positioned in one of Clayfield's most convenient and highly sought-after pockets, this apartment presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a spacious, low-maintenance residence just moments from transport, shopping, dining and parklands.
Set within a boutique complex of only six apartments, this well-maintained property combines privacy, practicality and modern comfort, making it ideal for owner-occupiers, first home buyers, downsizers and investors seeking a quality asset in a blue-chip inner-north location. Offering fresh interiors, generous proportions and a functional floorplan, the apartment delivers an effortless lifestyle with Brisbane Airport and the CBD only minutes away.
Property features include:
- Two generously sized bedrooms with built-in robes
- Master bedroom with private ensuite
- Two bathrooms in total
- Spacious open-plan living and dining area
- Generous 126m² internal floorplan
- Large 23m² balcony ideal for entertaining or relaxing
- Convenient first-floor position
- Oversized 24m² remote-controlled lock-up garage
- Air-conditioning and ceiling fans in the living area and both bedrooms
- Freshly painted throughout
- Brand-new carpet, recently installed
- New light fittings and updated plumbing fixtures
- Quiet, tree-lined street surrounded by character Queenslander homes
- Boutique complex of only six well-maintained apartments
Additional information includes:
Brisbane City Council Rates: Approx. $548.82 per quarter.
Body Corporate: Approx. $1,091.21 per quarter.
Balance of the Sinking Fund: $70,469.30.
Clayfield remains one of Brisbane's most desirable inner-north suburbs, renowned for its excellent connectivity, established amenity and strong long-term growth prospects. This is an outstanding opportunity to secure a quality apartment in a tightly held and consistently high-performing location.
Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
