3/127 Belgrave Street, Morningside, QLD 4170

Privacy, comfort & close to all lifestyle amenities is what you will enjoy living in this lovely property.

The northeast aspect balcony welcomes the cool afternoon breeze where you can unwind after work, dine outside, or entertain your family & friends. The inside living area is huge and allows you to make this space special.

Additionally, you have your own entry directly from the Secure Car Park Space.

Special Features:

? Air-conditioned Living Area, Beautiful Breezes

? Spotlessly Clean

? Ceiling Fans & Robes in all Bedrooms

? Large Robe in Main Bedroom

? Ensuite in Main Bedroom

? Huge Living Area

? Very Private & Quiet

? Small Friendly Complex of 4

? Riding Rd Cafes & Boutiques 800 m

? Hawthorne Rd Cinemas and Dining 1.3km

? Oxford St Bulimba Dining/Shopping/Cinema 2.2km

? Brisbane CBD 7.9km

? Bus Stop 120 m

? School Catchment: Morningside State School & Balmoral State High School

? Schools Nearby: Lourdes Hill College, Sts Peter and Paul's School, Norman Park State School

This is a NON-SMOKING Property

Application forms can be downloaded and printed from our website. Your completed application can be handed to our leasing consultant at the property inspection or emailed.

Appointments can change without notice if you fail to register with our office there is no guarantee we will attend the inspection, so please register to ensure you are contacted. The cut-off is 30 minutes prior to the appointment time.

PLEASE NOTE: New legislation states that you must read the General Tenancy Agreement and any special terms prior to putting an application in on the property. You can contact our office for a copy of the General Tenancy Agreement to be emailed to you if you wish to submit an application.

DISCLAIMER: We have not verified whether or not information in this listing is accurate and do not have any belief one way or the other in its accuracy. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.