42/25-29 Regent Street, Woolloongabba, QLD, 4102, Australia

Discover the perfect living space in this two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment featuring a spacious kitchen, modern stainless appliances, a stone top bench, and an open plan living and dining area. The large private balcony, which can be opened to enjoy the breeze. This apartment is not just a home but an excellent investment opportunity.

Conveniently situated only 3 kilometers from the city and within walking distance to transportation, the Buranda Bus & Train Interchange is just 250 meters (3 minutes away). Express city buses depart every 10 minutes during peak hours, offering direct routes to the CBD, UQ, Griffiths & QUT.

Equipped with ready-cable for digital television connections in the master bedroom and living room, this residence boasts multiple telephone and data points accessible in the bedroom, kitchen, and study areas. Your work/study and recreational IT needs are more than covered.

Unfortunately, the seller is in an unfortunate situation, and the property must be sold.

The seller is in an unfortunate situation and 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, with Bi-Fold Windows (East Facing Apartments Only)
• 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 80 SQM External 19 SQM Total 99 SQM
• NBN Ready

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