5/40 Butler Street

Ascot QLD 4007

Key features include:
Open-plan living and dining with seamless access to a north-facing balcony
Modern kitchen with gas cooktop, stainless steel appliances, and ample storage
Air-conditioned main bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe
Internal laundry with linen storage for added convenience
Single lock-up garage with extra storage space and internal stairwell access
Well-maintained building with a functional Body Corporate Committee
90% owner-occupied residence

This property boasts outstanding rental potential and is conveniently located within walking distance to cafs, restaurants, Oriel Park, and the Ascot Marketplace. It's just a short 6 km from Brisbane CBD and 8 km from the airport, with public transport options only a 2-minute walk away-including direct buses to the city, this apartment truly offers the best of both lifestyle and convenience. Situated in the highly desired 4007 postcode, you'll find yourself close to prestigious schools such as St Margaret's, St Rita's College, Clayfield College, and St Agatha's Catholic Primary, making it ideal for families looking for a vibrant community.

Body Corporate Contributions: Approx. $3,085 Twice Yearly
Balance of Bank Account as of 11/09/2024: Approx. $58,199
All documents will be sent to you upon enquiry.

This property will be going to auction on 17/10/2024. Don't miss your chance to secure a home in one of Ascot's most coveted locations and enjoy everything it has to offer.

For more information, please contact Matthew Hunt on 0419 160 201 or Jake Balzano 0466 265 713.

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