East Brisbane QLD 4169 - House Rented on 18 04 2026

RentedApr 18, 2026

East Brisbane QLD 4169

Amount undisclosed

253 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

APPROVED APPLICATION

Stylish Furnished Home with Views, Utilities Included & City-Fringe Convenience Move straight in and enjoy this beautifully presented upper-level home, offered fully furnished with the flexibility for an unfurnished arrangement if preferred. Positioned in a convenient East Brisbane location, this inviting residence offers space, comfort, and elevated outlooks from the front verandah. Inside, the home is filled with natural light and features timber flooring throughout, a welcoming living area with a traditional fireplace, and a well-appointed open-plan kitchen with a large island bench, modern appliances, and excellent storage. With newly installed ducted heating and cooling, generous bedroom accommodation, and key utilities included, this is a home that offers both comfort and convenience only moments from the CBD. Features include: Fully furnished and move-in ready Unfurnished option available if preferred Three generous bedrooms, with built-in robe to the master Modern bathroom with quality finishes Open-plan kitchen with large island bench, modern appliances, and ample storage Spacious and light-filled living area with traditional fireplace Timber flooring throughout Newly installed ducted heating and cooling Expansive front verandah with elevated views Gas, water, and Wi-Fi included in the rent Electricity separately metered Tandem car parking shared with the downstairs studio occupant Conveniently located close to: Brisbane CBD Public transport including bus and ferry options East Brisbane State School and Churchie Local parks and recreation spaces The Gabba precinct Shopping and everyday amenities Major hospitals Property details: Rent: $850 per week Bond: $3,400 Available: Now Disclaimer: All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested parties should make their own enquiries.