An inspired apartment with a contemporary and elegant style has transformed this one-bedroom home into a streamlined haven filled with light and warmth. Capturing striking city, the designer interiors are recreated with a fresh neutral palette, modern carpet, and premium finishes, while large windows bring in natural light. Enjoy space and style with an entry hall leading to a modern kitchen and large living and dining areas flowing to a sunny balcony with sweeping views. Ticking all the boxes with its secure car space, and fantastic location, the apartment is on level 9 of Cathedral Place, a nine-storey building, only a short walk to the local shopping district, and heart of the CBD. Appealing to the savvy investor, young couple or modern professional, with a potential rental return of $365-$385 per week, this home is vacant and ready for you to move in or rent out. From a location standpoint, you're only a three- minute walk from the night life district, and a ten-minute walk from the main shopping district, Queen Street Mall. You're within walking distance to bus stops, the train station, and numerous educational facilities including Kelvin Grove State School, All Hallows School, St Joseph's College. Furthermore, the appeal of local amenities, hospitals. entertainment, restaurants, and cafes will have you enjoying the lifestyle you've always dreamed at every turn. If you feel like relaxing at home, you'll enjoy all Cathedral Place has to offer, with the following features: • 2 x Swimming pools • Gym • Spa • Sauna • 3 x BBQ areas • 24/7 security *Body Corp: $2,120.36 per quarter approx *Council Rates: $400 per quarter approx *Potential Rental Return: $365 - $385 per week *View: www.jjmacalino.com.au/1092 Showcasing an incredible opportunity to enjoy all Brisbane has to offer, you do not want to miss out. Contact JJ Macalino today. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable however we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided and interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.