31/ 25-29 Regent Street, Woolloongabba, QLD, 4102, Australia

Please call David on 0490 476 177 to book a private inspection.

This contemporary one-bedroom apartment with study corner is in heart of Woolloongabba, a highly desirable suburb in Brisbane. The apartment with modern kitchen, stainless appliance, stone top bench, open plan living and private balcony. This boutique one bedroom apartment will appeal to young professionals, entry level buyers and astute investors seeking to bolster their portfolio with positive cash flow.

Perfectly located and only 3 kilometers from the city and within walking distance to transport. Buranda Bus & Train Interchange 250 meters / 3 minutes away, with express city buses leaving every 10 minutes in peak hour and direct bus routes to CBD, UQ, Griffiths & QUT.

Fully equipped with ready-cable for digital. Television connections to the master bedroom and living room. Including multiple telephone and data points, accessible in the bedroom, kitchen and study areas, your work/study and recreational IT needs are more than covered.

The seller has instructed the property must be sold.

Regents Lane apartment features include:
- Under Cover Car Park
- Communal Bike parking
- Common Recreation Area with Dining & BBQ Facilities
- Spacious Kitchen with stone Bench Tops & Stainless Steel Modern European Appliances
- Open Plan Living & Dining
- Private Balcony
- Built-in Wardrobe & Storage/Linen Cupboard
- Air-conditioning & Ceiling Fans throughout Laundry with wall mounted 4.5 kg Dryer
- Bathroom with Shower
- Quality Timber Tiled Living Areas, Carpeted Bedrooms
- Blinds throughout
- Television connection to master bedroom and living room.
- Ready-cable for pay and digital television
- Telephone and data points to bedroom & kitchen
- Internal 55 SQM External 12 SQM Total 67 SQM
- NBN Ready

Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Regents Lane will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.