1313/8 Margaret Street

Brisbane QLD 4000

• Well-designed 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom layout
• Open-plan living and dining area flowing to a private balcony
• Elevated position with abundant natural light and impressive river and skyline outlooks
• Designer kitchen with premium fixtures and finishes
• Private balcony suitable for relaxation or entertaining
• Secure building with lift access, keycard entry and 24/7 concierge service
• Located within the Queen’s Wharf precinct, Brisbane’s iconic multi-billion-dollar riverfront casino and entertainment development

Resident Facilities

Residents enjoy access to a range of resort-style amenities including:

• Swimming pool with sun deck areas
• Hot sauna and steam sauna
• Fully equipped gym with city views
• Outdoor shower facilities
• Internal changing rooms for male, female and unisex use
• Resident lounge accessible anytime
• Private cinema room
• Business suite and meeting rooms

Prime CBD Location

• Walking distance to Queen Street Mall, Eagle Street Pier, South Bank and the Brisbane River promenade
• Convenient access to train stations, bus networks and CityCat ferry terminals
• Surrounded by world-class dining, cafes, bars, entertainment venues and cultural attractions

With strong rental demand in Brisbane CBD and attractive rental returns, this property offers an excellent opportunity for investors seeking consistent income as well as long-term capital growth potential in one of Brisbane’s most tightly held inner-city precincts.

Strata fee: $519.33 per month including sink fund, admin fund and insurance fund.

Water fee: $195.66 per month

Rental estimate: $900 per week

For further information or to arrange a private inspection, please contact Korn on 0423 452 817.

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Disclaimer:
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