6/11 Henry Street, Greenslopes QLD 4120

Promising to capture the attention of professionals, couples and investors alike, this sensational property boasts a shared courtyard and airy living spaces. Bathed in natural light, this brilliant residence is just streets away from Stones Corner Village and Thompson Estate Reserve's park grounds.

Currently tenanted with a weekly rent of $400 per week with a lease end date of 19/01/2024.

Displaying elegant timber floors and a fresh white colour palette, the apartment centres around a spacious open-plan living and dining area. Those that work from home will appreciate the study nook steps away, while avid cooks will value the tidy adjoining kitchen that encompasses quality appliances, a tiled splashback and ample cupboard storage.

You will also find a sizeable bedroom fitted with a mirrored built-in robe, plus a well-appointed main bathroom showcasing a shower over a bath.

Accessible via an external staircase, a beautiful shared courtyard provides a fabulous setting for relaxing and spending time with loved ones.

Complete with a secure single carport and laundry facilities, the property also includes air-conditioning and pendant lights.

Close to an abundance of shops and dining options, this superb residence is also minutes from the South East Bikeway and Greenslopes Private Hospital. Buranda train station, Whites Hill Reserve, Camp Hill Marketplace and the fashionable Martha Street Café Precinct are also nearby. Take the next step – call to arrange an inspection today.

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