9/37 Brickfield Road, Aspley QLD 4034

Perfectly positioned in a whisper quiet street, central to the best Aspley has to offer, this apartment will appeal to a buyer wanting something bigger, better and a whole lot different than the average.

Near new and with plenty of sparkle, the apartment is built over two levels with upstairs comprising a gigantic master bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe. The master bedroom is incredibly private and offers separation in a busy home.

The spacious open plan lounge/dining area on the main living level has cathedral ceilings and is tiled throughout. One of the standout features of this home is its oversized balcony which acts as another living space and flows seamlessly from the lounge/dining. This balcony captures a breeze throughout the day and is perfect place to relax or entertain family and friends.

The Caesar stone kitchen features stainless steel appliances, floor to ceiling cupboards and plenty of bench space. This is a quality kitchen with plenty of space to move around.

There are two decent sized built-in bedrooms on the living level. Both bedrooms capture plenty of natural light and lead out to a small balcony.

The well appointed main bathroom caters for a young family or those that appreciate a hot bath.

Other special internal features include air-conditioning, security screens and an abundance of storage. The home has two exclusive use covered car parks and secure storage for larger items downstairs.

Positioned within a small well maintained complex, with low body corporate fees, this apartment will appeal to investors and those looking to occupy. The apartment has an assessed market rent in the vicinity of $435 per week.

You will appreciate all the extras that this beautiful opportunity offers you at the right price. With absolutely nothing to do but enjoy, simply move straight in or rent straight out. An inspection is guaranteed to impress & entice - be the first to avoid disappointment! For further information or to arrange your inspection, please contact DANIEL WATE