3/32 Portland Street, ANNERLEY

Situated in a small, secure complex, this neat and tidy one-bedroom apartment offers simple, low-maintenance living in a convenient spot. The kitchen opens to the combined lounge and dining area, which gets plenty of natural light throughout the day. The private balcony at the front creates the main entrance and provides a nice little space to sit and relax. The location is a real plus, just a short walk to local cafés, restaurants, and Woolworths. Greenslopes Hospital and Buranda Village are around a 20-minute walk away, and you are also within easy reach of the PA and Mater Hospitals, as well as the University of Queensland. Public transport is right nearby, with the CBD only 5km away and quick access to the SE Freeway. Property features of 3/32 Portland Street at a glance: - One good-sized bedroom with ensuite - Tiled floors throughout for easy upkeep - Functional kitchen with electric stove/oven and good cupboard space - Front balcony, big enough for a small outdoor setting - Single communal garage space - 5km from the CBD, close to public transport and walking distance to all local amenities. Great location close to shops, transport, and hospitals BOOK AN INSPECTION ONLINE - ITS EASY! Click on the *Book Inspection* or *Request an Inspection* Button under the open for inspections times *** By registering for an inspection, you will be INSTANTLY informed of any updates, changes or cancellations for your property appointment. If no one registers for an inspection time - then that inspection may not proceed. If there are no times set for this property yet, STILL REGISTER and as soon as times are set, you will be advised of the day and time **** TO APPLY for this rental property please go direct to our website (below) or contact our office on 07 3848 7369. https://harcourts.net/au/office/all-about-property. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained herein, we will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All information is considered correct at the time of writing and any interested parties should satisfy themselves in this respect.