10307/8 Harbour Road, Hamilton QLD 4007

An elegant riverside precinct apartment offering lush green outlook and partial river views in a prime location in the highly regarded Hamilton Harbour Residences, widely known for being the premier resort style complex within the Portside Precinct.

This stunning one bedroom apartment is stylishly appointed throughout with all-weather balcony incorporating bi-fold external windows - when fully open - perfect for river breezes in sultry summers or closed for cosy protection on rainy days and in windy winters. Collapsible sliding doors create open plan living connection to balcony dining.

The light filled design maximizes the feeling of space and incorporates room for study alcove. A compact modern kitchen, contemporary bathroom and concealed laundry (including clothes dryer) complete this entry level opportunity to secure your "little piece" of Portside Precinct and all it has to offer in the riverside suburb of Hamilton.

Major attributes include:-
• Beautiful outlook featuring partial river views and lush greenery
• Stylishly appointed throughout with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom
• Resort style pool, spa, BBQ facilities and garden surrounds
• Ducted air-conditioning
• Secure video intercom access to building and lifts
• River lifestyle including riverside walkway, citycat, expansive river/city views from
Portside Wharf
• Forget the car - walk to cafes, restaurants, gyms, boutique retail, public plaza, cinema,
supermarkets and more

Hamilton Harbour Residences is well known for its massive swimming pool, spa and BBQ facilities and seating set amongst lush gardens. Close to bus and citycat transport, walk/bike/run the extensive riverside walkway, enjoy nearby Eat Street Markets, parklands and tennis centre and just a few minutes drive to Royal Queensland Golf Club. All this and still just 15 minutes to Brisbane Domestic and International Airports.

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