2805/21 Longland Street

Newstead QLD 4006

Enjoying sweeping views from its premier position, this palatial skyhome at prestigious 'Bide' is designed for those who appreciate sophisticated luxury. The ultimately convenient locale is a stroll from Gasworks Plaza as well as all your favourite restaurants, cafs and riverside parks. Standout features of the apartment comprise an open plan living area with banks of sliding doors leading out to an expansive balcony capturing city skyline vistas. 'Bide' offers residents blissful retreats for relaxation set in stunningly landscaped gardens, to enhance your well-being. Bright and breezy lounge/dining room of generous proportions Perfect indoor/outdoor flow to terrace with picturesque outlook Kitchen has sleek cabinetry, gas cooking, quality appliances Expertly planned layout provides study nook to work from home Dual wings, one with two airy bedrooms and designer bathroom Distanced primary adjoins walk through robe to luxe ensuite Separate laundry, integrated storage, ducted air conditioning Superbly presented and meticulously maintained throughout Eco-friendly complex, bike storage facilities and EV chargers Secure parking for two vehicles, or simply walk to everything Leisurely stroll from regular CityGlider and CityCat services Attuned to the environment, 'Bide' includes energy-efficient inclusions, water-saving devices and rainwater harvesting systems. On level three you will find multiple banquette seating areas, a terrace for barbecues, sun drenched lawn and tranquil gardens to immerse yourself in serenity. Venturing out, you're minutes from James Street, The Calile Hotel, Waterfront Park, Brisbane Powerhouse, Howard Smith Wharves and the CBD. Reach out to us today to discover more about this unique and innovative property. Disclaimer - We have in preparing this advertisement used our best endeavours to ensure the information contained is true and accurate, but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect to any errors, omissions, inaccuracies or misstatements contained. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to verify the information provided.