5/48 McIlwraith Street, South Townsville QLD 4810

Feel the pulse of the city in this downtown vibrant apartment taking advantages of a genuine city lifestyle where everything is at your fingertips. Convenience is the key and only a stone's throw away from Palmer Street Precinct, Restaurants, Local Pubs, Cowboys Stadium and the CBD.

Whether you are starting out, slowing down or have a busy lifestyle - this is a perfect place for you.

A great combination of atmosphere and functionality has been incorporated into this vibrant apartment with an easy-care open plan living.

The kitchen is a treat showcasing a splash of green with plenty of bench and cupboard space.

Both bedrooms are decent in size featuring air-conditioning and built in robes with the main bedroom offering direct access to the relaxed balcony – perfect for a sunrise or sunset beverage showcasing marina views.

The stylish bathroom highlights traditional black and white palette adding a sophistication of dept ensuring a timeless appeal.

Meticulously maintained with a lifestyle of luxury, convenience and sophistication – this uptown girl won't last long!!

• Vibrant corner position unit - meticulously maintained
• Marina and Palmer St Views
• 2 bedrooms both offer air-conditioning and built in robes
• Renovate kitchen showcasing plenty of cupboard and bench space
• Easy open plan living light filled living fringed by large window providing sea breezes
• Stylish refreshed bathroom highlighting traditional colour palette
• Private balcony – perfect place to unwind
• Single car space and storage room
• Rental Appraisal $ 440-$470 p/w (note currently owner occupied)
• Body Corp Levies:
- Admin approx. annual $2738.70
- Sinking Fund approx. annual $550.00

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