Set in the prestigious James Street precinct, this stunning and sleekly appointed two storey apartment at highly sought-after ‘Degree’ offers you an exceptional inner city lifestyle. Opposite The Calile Hotel, the premier address places you within moments of Brisbane’s best restaurants, cafés, bars and designer retailers.

Across the expertly considered floorplan are spacious living areas bathed in natural light that naturally flow onto a private balcony with leafy outlooks to The Calile Hotel. Exclusive leisure and entertaining amenities are yours to enjoy as a resident of ‘Degree.’

• Radiant lounge/dining room with expansive doors onto terrace
• Intimate alfresco setting to relax and watch the world go by
• Striking kitchen has gas cooking, brass tapware, meals bar
• Entry level bedroom complemented by luxurious main bathroom
• Bespoke timber and metal stairs to upper floor with study nook
• Sophisticated primary of generous proportions adjoins balcony
• Exquisitely tiled bathroom with custom cabinetry and fittings
• Smart use of space incorporates integrated laundry facilities
• High degree of detail throughout, beautifully curated décor
• Air conditioning, ceiling fans, fresh, bright, airy interiors
• Secure low-rise complex complete with allocated parking space
• Well serviced by public transport and ride-share providers

A tranquil retreat awaits in the heart of the complex, with its mosaic tiled swimming pool, poolside sun decks, entertainers’ pavilion and serene water feature. Wellness centres, day spas, fashion boutiques, up-market grocers and Palace Cinemas are all minutes from the door. The stellar locale is convenient to the Valley’s nightlife, Howard Smith Wharves and the city.

Do not miss this ultimate property opportunity in the desirable James Street quarter.

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