9/694 Brunswick Street, New Farm QLD 4005

Perfectly positioned in one of Brisbane's most vibrant lifestyle precincts, this well-presented apartment offers unbeatable walkability and low-maintenance living. Ideal for first-home buyers, investors or downsizers, this residence is one not to miss out on!

Step inside and enjoy a functional layout featuring generous open plan living, a well-appointed kitchen with ample storage, and a private balcony capturing leafy urban outlooks and some inner-city glimpses. The bedroom includes a built-in robe and is serviced by a separate bathroom.

Set in a secure boutique complex with gated and street access, you'll love being just footsteps from cafes, bars, restaurants, and the popular New Farm Park and Riverwalk. With the CBD, Howard Smith Wharves, and James Street all moments away, this is quintessential New Farm living at its best. You may not need a car but have a dedicated space for it!

Key features:
• One-bedroom apartment in a secure complex
• Private balcony with elevated leafy outlook
• Washing machine and fridge included
• Gated access with dedicated car space
• Incredible lifestyle location - walk to everything

Other Information

• Body Corporate Fees Including Insurance - $1,215 per quarter approx.
• Brisbane City Council Rates - $548 per quarter approx.

Rental appraisal will be sent upon request.

Opportunities like this in such a prime position are rare. Enquire now to make New Farm your new address.
For more information, please contact Matthew Hunt on 0419 160 201.

All Documents pertaining the sale will be sent to you upon email enquiry.

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