7/12 Bott Street, Ashgrove QLD 4060

Boutique apartment in the Heart of Ashgrove “The Rise on Bott” - you will be impressed and delighted with the position, just ten minutes to Brisbane’s CBD and easy access to public transport options, local cafes and shopping complexes. With other amenities only minutes away including schools, childcare, TAFE and QUT you will feel you have everything on your doorstep.

The apartment features open plan living extending to the balcony presenting an open flow between the air-conditioned kitchen and living to the outdoors. Stunning finishes include timber floors, high ceilings, European appliances and tapware. All apartments feature secure parking and entry.

Features Include:
• Stunning and spacious 2 bedroom apartment
• Ensuite and main bathroom
• Air conditioning in all rooms
• Stunning design, finish and quality European fittings
• Gourmet Kitchen with ample stone bench space, European appliances and integrated dishwasher
• Built in robes in all bedrooms
• Spacious balcony - perfect for entertaining friends & family
• Intercom
• Security entry
• Secure, undercover car park space
• Internal laundry with dryer

Centrally located within the heart of one of Brisbane’s most popular suburbs, Ashgrove epitomises the best facets of city fringe living and offers an array of popular local venue, shops and cafes.

Easy access just over 10 minutes to Brisbane CBD with literally nothing you can’t access with a short stroll from your doorstep without having to compromise security, privacy and easy modern living.

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