Exceptional St Lucia Investment with Strong Rental Returns
Please note - The unit can be also accessed from 300 Sir Fred Schonell Drive, Building C1.
Positioned on the top floor of the sought-after Manors St.Lucia complex, this spacious three-bedroom apartment presents an outstanding investment opportunity in one of Brisbane's most desirable university precincts. Currently leased for $880 per week until the end of January 2027, it offers immediate rental income with the security of a long-term tenancy.
Property Features:
Three generously sized bedrooms
Two well-appointed bathrooms
Separate internal laundry
Single secure lock-up garage
On-site management
Resort-style swimming pool and BBQ facilities
Perfectly located just minutes from the University of Queensland, Guyatt Park City-Cat terminal, local cafes, and public transport, this apartment offers exceptional convenience. With everything within easy reach, there's little need for a car, making it an attractive choice for students, professionals, and tenants alike.
Whether you're looking to expand your investment portfolio with a property that delivers strong, consistent returns or secure a well-positioned apartment for future owner occupation, this residence offers both flexibility and long-term appeal.
The current owners have enjoyed owning this quality apartment, and it is now ready for its next chapter. Contact us today to arrange your inspection and discover everything this fantastic property has to offer.
Disclaimer:
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