4/34 Duke Street, Ascot, QLD, 4007, Australia

The epitome of easy living, this two-bedroom apartment features a functional layout and an outstanding Ascot location, perfect for owner-occupiers and investors.

Situated on the top floor of a small complex of six, residents will enjoy peace and privacy within this secure building.

The open floor plan caters to relaxed living and is filled with natural light, ventilation, and tranquil leafy views. The air-conditioned lounge and dining area extends into the kitchen with stainless steel appliances and flows out to the elevated balcony, where you can admire the treetop outlooks.

Both bedrooms feature built-in robes and share the central bathroom with a separate toilet. Cars can be parked securely in the single lock-up garage downstairs.

Property features:
- Top-floor 121sqm apartment in a small, secure complex of 6
- Open living and dining area featuring air-conditioning
- Elevated balcony admiring lovely leafy outlooks
- Functional kitchen with a stainless steel oven and dishwasher
- 2 bedrooms with BIRs, 1 bathroom with a separate toilet
- Single lock-up garage featuring a laundry

Body Corporate: $37 per week ($1900 per annum)
Council Rates: $400 per quarter ($1600 per annum)

Only 500m from Racecourse Road, you can walk to Ascot's exciting array of cafes, restaurants, shops, and supermarkets, perfect for morning coffees, weekend wines, and weeknight dining. Ascot Park is 700m away, you can watch the horses at Eagle Farm and Doomben and enjoy scenic strolls along the riverfront at Portside Wharf and Northshore.

Providing excellent access to transport, the apartment is only 250m from bus stops, 600m from Doomben train station and close to arterial roads and the Gateway Motorway. Walking distance from childcare and schools, 12 minutes to Brisbane Airport, and 15
minutes to the CBD, this lifestyle location offers unrivalled convenience.

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