9/69 Burlington Street, East Brisbane, QLD 4169

Location is the golden key to this superb property. Resting in a prime inner-city precinct with transport and shops close by, this top-floor unit makes the most of its enviable position, boasting lifestyle convenience, scenic views and refreshing breezes.

Nestled amongst a quiet neighbourhood of houses, you will find this property tucked away in a small complex of 10. This apartment is perfect for investors looking for a quality rental or owner-occupiers seeking easy living close to the city lifestyle.

Enter via the hallway to the spacious, open-plan design that delights in lovely leafy outlooks and reveals porcelain finish tiling and a carpeted bedroom. The generous living and dining area reflects radiant, natural light and offers immediate comfort, and flows freely into the well-appointed modern kitchen, featuring a dishwasher, stainless steel oven, and gas cooktop.

The spacious bedroom has a mirrored built-in robe and captures leafy treetop views so you can wake to blissful vistas each morning. A central bathroom finalises the layout, and the laundry is in the remote-control lock-up garage below, accommodating two small vehicles.

Offering endless appeal in a top inner-city pocket, this apartment is close to it all. City bus stops are steps away on Lytton Road, and you are 300m from Mowbray Park, boasting beautiful recreation space and the CityCat. Only 600m from the local IGA, cafes, shops and restaurants, you can leave the car at home. Just 1.5km from The Gabba and the upcoming Cross River Rail, this unit is in excellent proximity to the 2032 Olympic Games precinct. Only 8 minutes from the CBD and moments from inner-city hospitals, universities, motorways, South Bank and Howard Smith Wharves, this location is highly sought after.

(Currently tenanted).

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