33 Aylesford Street, Annerley, QLD, 4103

For Sale

33 Aylesford Street, Annerley, QLD, 4103

For Sale

Townhouse

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30+ days on the market

What's around 33 Aylesford Street

Two Architecturally Designed Townhouses Nearing Completion to Secure Now.

Construction is completing soon as each residence is crafted for modern living, offering generous internal space across two levels, with soaring 2.7m ceilings. Featuring three bedrooms with builtin robes, two bathrooms, a powder room, and private patio and courtyard, these homes are bathed in natural light through large windows, also complimented with air-conditioning. The flooring combines large tiles in living areas and carpet in the bedrooms. There is a seamless flow with open-plan living and dining spaces connecting out onto the patio and courtyard. Sleek and smartly planned, the kitchen is at the heart of the home, with plenty of storage on both levels. The courtyards are privately enclosed and a secure remote control garage, also enhances practicality. Unit 2: Internal 128m², Courtyard 73.4m² (approx.) Unit 3: Internal 133m², Courtyard 53.6m² (approx.) Positioned in the heart of Annerley, just minutes from the Brisbane CBD, hospitals, universities and transport corridors, this address offers excellent connectivity and poised for long-term growth. Cafés, local shops, parks and reputable schools are close-by. Whether you're looking to secure a modern home close to the city or capitalise on a prime inner-south investment, these townhomes represent a rare opportunity to purchase brand-new in an established suburb. Buy now to secure your place in Brisbane's future. Modern, connected and positioned for long-term growth. The reputation of Annerley continues to flourish with enduring demand. For further details please contact Martine Gaillard. Disclaimer: Images are illustrative purposes only. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Torres Property will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.