109/8 Holden Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102

Mathew Anderson sold this exceptional apartment at The Foundry across 74 square meters including balcony, galley style kitchen, two-way bathroom. Access to pool and roof top entertaining area. Currently rented at $510 per week until June 2024.

RENTAL YEILD ABOVE 5.95% with Great Tenants & Onsite Management.
This apartment has been carefully designed for comfort and space in a prime position for growth.

Main features:
• Two bed or one bed & study combination with built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans
• Tiled open plan living room
• Well-designed kitchen with lots of cupboard space, soft closing cupboards and drawers, a dishwasher
• Spacious balcony area
• Split system air-conditioning
• Block out blinds throughout the unit
• Two-way bathroom with laundry
• High 2.7m ceilings providing extra air flow

Aside from the unit itself, you will have exclusive access to the complex features of a rooftop BBQ area, separate dining room with BBQ and Foxtel, and a pool area.

The Foundry is the perfect place to call home, only 88 units tucked away from main roads! The location is perfect, only 2kms from Brisbane CBD. Also located close to the Gabba, Woolloongabba busway. Local schools, shops and public transport is at your fingertips.

All units are water complaint and separately metered, water usage charges will be forwarded to the tenant/s.

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Woolloongabba, Brisbane, Queensland

Just 2km from the Brisbane CBD, Woolloongabba is close to both the city and the Brisbane River, which are two big capital growth drivers, but another big thing going for the suburb is investing in major infrastructure projects, particularly as it will be a hub for the 2032 Olympic Games.
Investment ahead of the 2032 Olympic Games in Brisbane will change the face of Woolloongabba.

‘Gabba’ stadium will undergo a $1 billion redevelopment to increase its capacity and will be the main stadium for the Games, hosting the opening and closing ceremonies and athletics events.
Woolloongabba is also central to the Cross River Rail project under construction – a new rail line in Brisbane, with a new pedestrian plaza being built to link the stadium to the new station.

Woolloongabba is going to have a lot of focus on it for the next 10 years leading up to the Olympics,
While other areas or suburbs might have diminished investment in infrastructure, it will continue in Woolloongabba.

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