Positioned on the fifth floor of the sought-after Oaks building, this stylish one-bedroom apartment presents an outstanding opportunity for investors and owner-occupiers alike. Boasting elevated views directly across to the Townsville CBD, the apartment offers the perfect combination of convenience, comfort, and low-maintenance living. Whether you're looking to capitalise on strong returns through Oaks Hotel management, secure a long-term investment, or enjoy the vibrant city-fringe lifestyle yourself, this versatile property is sure to impress.
Designed with functionality and comfort in mind, the spacious master bedroom features a walk-through robe that flows seamlessly into the well-appointed bathroom. The bathroom also incorporates an internal laundry, maximising space while maintaining practicality. The open-plan living and dining area extends effortlessly onto a private balcony, creating a welcoming setting to relax and take in the city outlook. A contemporary galley-style kitchen is equipped with quality appliances and ample storage, offering both style and functionality. Complete with air-conditioning throughout, secure building access, and undercover parking, the apartment delivers comfort and peace of mind in equal measure.
Residents enjoy access to excellent resort-style facilities, including an onsite swimming pool and gymnasium, adding further appeal to this exceptional offering. Conveniently located just moments from Palmer Street's popular dining precinct, the Townsville CBD, The Strand, and key city amenities, everything you need is within easy reach.
Combining location, lifestyle, and investment potential, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure a modern apartment in one of Townsville's most desirable inner-city locations.
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