6/54 Jackson Street, Hamilton QLD 4007

Located in a quiet leafy street, this neatly presented, open plan apartment is ideal for young executives, first home buyers and investors, keen to take advantage of all that this fantastic location has to offer.

Located on the 2nd floor, the secure front entrance balcony allows gentle breezes to flow through the open plan apartment to the large covered balcony, ideal for alfresco dining, entertaining or relaxing. The superbly renovated kitchen with stone bench tops and modern appliances will bring out the chef in everyone, while the tandem garage, which is a rare find, allows for secure parking or much needed extra storage space.

A multitude of entertainment, eating and retail choices are right at your fingertips with both racecourses, Racecourse Village Shopping Centre, the entertainment precincts of Racecourse Road, Portside Wharf and Eat Street Northshore just moments away. The City Cat, train or bus are just a stroll away and easy access to the motorway for visits to both coasts and the airport make trips further afield a piece of cake.

The property is currently tenanted with a lease in place until October. The tenant is currently paying $380 per week, however the current rental appraisal sits between $450 - $480 per week.

Features include:
• Two good sized bedrooms
• Open plan lounge/dining
• Modern kitchen with stone bench tops.
• Built in wardrobes
• Air conditioning to living areas
• Security screens
• Tandem garage
• Oversized private balcony
• Rates: $450/ qtr
• Body Corporate: $783/ qtr
• Sinking Fund: $76,343
• Leased until October '23 renting at $380 per week.
• Current rental appraisal $450 - $480 per week.

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