Unit 3 is located at the rear end of the complex with a total area of 114sqm (including outdoor patio and garage) and it's part of a small boutique complex of only 8 units. It is extremely private with leafy outlook and only short walking distance to the iconic parkland 'Victoria Park', Royal Brisbane Women's Hospital, Kelvin Grove State College, Queensland University Technology and only 6 mins drive to the Brisbane CBD and Brisbane Grammar. Unit 3 has loads of extras like outdoor patios with leafy views to the common courtyard and engineered timber flooring throughout.

The main centre piece of this unit is the separation of spaces between the living and dining area and it flows seamlessly to the outdoor patio, perfect for relaxation, outdoor dining and/or entertainment. Unit 3 is the epitome of sanctuary living at its finest with a leafy outlook, good natural lighting, peacefulness and tranquility.

Unit Features:
Total area of approx. 114sqm (incl. outdoor patios and garage). Good quality engineered timber flooring throughout the unit. Spacious open plan living, dining and kitchen area with ample of natural lighting and nice cross breezes, which flows seamlessly to the entertainer's outdoor patio and comes with security screens.A well-equipped kitchen with an induction cooktop, dishwasher, wall oven, plenty of cupboards and bench spaces including pantries and a breakfast bar.Both bedrooms are generously sized with built-in wardrobes, window blinds and air conditioning to the master bedroom with direct access to an en-suite.The main bathroom comes with a double entry, including shower and combined toilet, subway tiles to the floors and a vanity with ample of storage.The massive, front balcony has room for an outdoor dining and a BBQ set, perfect for entertainment.Separate laundry area and linen cupboard.Includes a secure garage with ample of storage space.Secure complex with intercom and visitors parking on site.Pets are considered upon body corporate committee approval.

The Location:

Kelvin Grove has become a popular suburb for a range of people wishing to live close to Brisbane City, Kelvin Grove State College catchment, Brisbane Grammar, QACI, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and the Royal Brisbane Women's Hospital, as well as walking distance to Victoria Park, the largest inner-city greenspace, with 64 hectares of open space, perfect to have a picnic, kick the footy, climb trees, have a game of putt putt or walk your four-legged friends.

Located less than 3km north west of Brisbane's CBD, it is a popular and pretty suburb. It has experienced good growth in median house prices over the past five years as buyers have taken advantage of the suburb's proximity to the city.

Kelvin Grove has had an infrastructure boom over the last 10 -12 years with the development of the Kelvin Grove Village. The village is home to many shops, cafes, restaurants and a Woolworths and ALDI. The Village is also the site of the weekly Kelvin Grove Farmers markets - a popular attraction of the suburb. Well serviced by buses with easy access to the city along Kelvin Grove Road and other major roads, Kelvin Grove will continue to attract residents and tenants.

With the 2032 Olympics now officially confirmed, this is also an outstanding opportunity to live in the heart of Kelvin Grove and only mins drive from the CBD and benefit from future capital growth.

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