8/38 Hassall Street, Corinda, QLD, 4075, Australia

If you've been searching for a solid, entry-level home, but have been struggling to find one that fits both your lifestyle and budget—your luck is about to change!

This classic apartment is neatly presented with the opportunity for you to add your stamp in the future. It has two bedrooms, a single lock-up garage and a highly desired central location that's within walking distance to Corinda train station, shops, amenities and more!

Inside, the main living and dining area is a great place to relax with air-conditioning and plenty of natural light. The kitchen is modest but practical with a gas cooktop, electric oven, and ample storage space.
The two bedrooms are spacious and comfortable, one featuring built-in robe. The property is serviced by a main bathroom.

Downstairs, you'll find an allocated single garage with plenty of extra storage space and a convenient internal laundry. With generous management fees and only a handful of neighbours, this is an ideal find for first home buyers or those looking to add a fantastic property to their investment portfolio.

Leave the car at home and enjoy a “walk-to-everything” lifestyle, only 150m from Corinda's famed shopping and dining precinct. It’s also an easy stroll to Corinda train station, bus stops, cafes, restaurants, shops, Coles, pharmacies, a hairdresser and a gym. It’s close to recreation facilities, including beautiful parklands, the riverfront, sports clubs and playing fields. It’s just 10 minutes from Indooroopilly Shopping Centre, 14 minutes to UQ and 20 minutes to the CBD—everything is at your fingertips.
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