2/14 Camborne Street, Alderley QLD 4051

This opulent three bedroom townhouse offers an exceptional lifestyle of unmatched quality, perfect for the executive couple or small family. Located in a very convenient location in Alderley in a small boutique complex of 4, this home has been designed with charm and elegance in mind.

Sleek interiors, an abundance of light and Bamboo flooring welcome you immediately upon entry before flowing into the open plan living, dining and kitchen area. A gourmet cooks haven, the well configured kitchen includes 40mm stone benchtops with breakfast bar, premium stainless steel appliances including SMEG induction cooktop, SMEG oven, SMEG integrated dishwasher, glass splashback and ample cupboard space. Sliding doors with Crimsafe create a seamless flow to the outdoor entertainer's deck which captures refreshing breezes and a private courtyard perfect for the afternoon wine.

There are three very large bedrooms with the master offering a walk-in robe, en-suite with double vanities and a Juliette balcony. The other two bedrooms are very spacious and offer mirrored built-in wardrobes with the large family bathroom complete with freestanding bath. Other premium inclusions comprise of 40mm stone throughout the bathrooms and laundry, ducted air conditioning, glass balustrading, NBN ready, single vehicle accommodation and plenty of cupboard and linen space.

You're very well-connected being just 5km from the CBD, you'll enjoy easy walking access to bus transport, Enoggera or Alderley train station, parkland and the new Alderley Coles shopping centre. Several local primary and high schools are within close distance. The owners are motivated to sell and will consider all offers.

* Body Corp: $606 per qtr
* Sinking fund: $26,991 approx.
* Rates: $320 per qtr approx.
* Rental appraisal: $550 per week approx.


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