3/36 Scott Road, Herston QLD 4006

Positioned in small complex quiet complex, you will find this cosy well-maintained unit that is sure to impress. Apartment three is situated in the premier location of Herston and offers a sought after vibrant lifestyle. This property is well presented however provides scope to add value and improve.

The layout of the home consists of an open plan living and dining area, a neat and tidy kitchen with ample cupboard and storage space. Spilling off the lounge room is a large private enclosed balcony/ sunroom that is perfect to relax and unwind after a hard day. It also makes for a great entertaining area, as serene parkland and city views provides an impeccable backdrop. This area adds an additional dimension of space and happily lends itself as a second living area to be enjoyed at any time of the year. Accommodation comprises two light filled bedrooms, both with built-in robes. They share a central bathroom with integrated laundry. Additional features included ample storage space and one car lockup garage. This unit offers you so much opportunity to transform and add value.

The location is perfect and loaded with lifestyle advantages! You are only a short walk to the Victoria Park Golf Complex, the Royal Brisbane Hospital, QUT, and you're only a short bus ride to the CBD! This apartment is ideally suited to the astute buyer seeking a low-maintenance, high yielding investment property to add to their portfolio or perfect for the first homebuyer looking for an easy living lifestyle and location.

Certain to create great excitement - don't miss out!

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