5/15 Aberleigh Road

Herston QLD 4006

Bright & airy living spaces
Functional kitchen
Spacious bedrooms with built-in storage
Light-filled bathroom with integrated laundry
Private balcony for outdoor enjoyment
Single car garage in a secure complex
New blinds installed on all windows
Split system air conditioning in the living room and both bedrooms
Security screens door for added peace of mind
Large sinking fund of approx $100,000
Attractive rental yield

This unit is conveniently located close to the CBD, within walking distance of RBWH, QUT Kelvin Grove, UQ Herston campus, the busway, and Victoria Park. The property falls within the catchment area for Qld Academies Creative Industries campus and Kelvin Grove State High School, and is also near St Andrew's Hospital, Brisbane Grammar School, and Brisbane Girls' Grammar School. Situated on a quiet street, the neighborhood offers stable ownership in the unit block with a nice mix of tenanted and owner-occupied units.

This property is a sound investment, positioned just moments from local amenities, schools, and the bustling lifestyle hubs of Herston and nearby Kelvin Grove. You'll enjoy easy access to cafes, parks, and public transport. Inspect today to see the potential this charming unit holds and imagine the possibilities of making it your own.

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