7/9 Windsor Street, Hamilton QLD 4007

Nestled in the heart of the prestigious Hamilton precinct, this beautifully presented three-bedroom townhome offers an exceptional lifestyle opportunity in a tightly held complex of just eleven residences. Recently rejuvenated with a full exterior repaint, the complex is immaculately maintained, featuring three visitor car spaces and elegantly manicured yet low-maintenance grounds that enhance the overall appeal.

Step inside to discover a spacious open plan living and dining area that seamlessly flows into a well-appointed kitchen, complete with sleek stone benchtops, ample storage, and quality finishes. The kitchen opens out to a private courtyard, thoughtfully landscaped to provide a serene outdoor retreat without the upkeep-ideal for entertaining or relaxing in complete privacy.

Upstairs, the primary bedroom offers a peaceful escape with its own en-suite bathroom and access to a private front balcony, perfect for enjoying the morning sun. Two additional Queen-sized bedrooms each include built-in robes, catering comfortably to family living, guests, or working from home. Reverse cycle air-conditioning throughout ensures year-round comfort.

Positioned within walking distance to both bus and rail transport, this townhome combines convenience with the security of a blue-chip location. Hamilton remains one of Brisbane's most desirable suburbs, known for its leafy streets, lifestyle amenities, and proximity to the city. Whether you're seeking a quality investment or a stylish home to call your own, this is a rare offering in a highly sought-after neighbourhood.

Additional features include:
Secure, remote access car accommodation
3 Visitor car parks on-site
Ceiling fans
Air-conditioned
Kitchen with stone benchtops and dishwasher
Upstairs family bathroom with bathtub
Plantation shutters
Complex freshly painted - all the hard work has been done!

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.