Top Floor Residence In Quiet Complex of 8

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7/18 Dorinda Street, Greenslopes

3 Beds 2 Baths 2 Cars 190 m2

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Why 7/18 Dorinda Street?

Top Floor Residence In Quiet Complex of 8

Set within a tightly held and peaceful complex of just eight residences, this top-floor apartment offers exceptional space, light and elevated living with sweeping city views. Designed for comfort and lifestyle, the generous living area flows seamlessly to a spacious north-east facing balcony, creating the perfect setting for entertaining or relaxing while enjoying the outlook.

The well-proportioned layout includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with the master featuring a private ensuite. Three separate balconies provide multiple outdoor spaces to capture sunlight, breezes and views throughout the day. Completing the package is a rare and highly sought-after double remote lock-up garage, offering excellent space and security.

Additional features include:
• Top-floor position in a quiet complex of 8
• Large open-plan living and dining area
• North-east facing main balcony with city views
• Three balconies in total
• Three generous bedrooms
• Master bedroom with ensuite
• Two well-appointed bathrooms
• Spacious double remote lock-up garage
• Ducted & split system air conditioning
• Body Corporate: $1,240/qtr
• Rates: $463/qtr

Ideally located approximately 6km from the Brisbane CBD, this residence enjoys easy access to public transport, the vibrant Stones Corner precinct and close proximity to the Greenslopes Private, Princess Alexandra & Mater Hospitals. Positioned within the Greenslopes State School and Coorparoo State College catchments, this is an outstanding opportunity to secure a spacious apartment in a highly convenient and family-friendly inner-city location.

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