THE BUILDING
‘Modello’ is a boutique contemporary complex set amongst New Farm’s character buildings, with secure underground parking.

From ‘Modello’ you are a short walk to Howard Smith Wharves, whilst being surrounded by New Farm’s endless list of cafés, restaurants and public transport options.

THE RESIDENCE
Unit 304 is a spacious third floor apartment offering the rarity of two bedrooms plus a versatile multi-purpose room, with city views and Story Bridge glimpses from the living area, balcony and both bedrooms.

• Additional multi-purpose room, ideal for a home office, media room or guest space
• Flowing open plan living and dining area to the balcony
• Large covered balcony positioned to capture city views and breezes
• Well-appointed kitchen with quality appliances and island bench
• Generous bedrooms fitted with built-in wardrobes
• Main bedroom features wide windows and a private ensuite
• Second bathroom includes ample storage, separate laundry facilities
• Ducted air conditioning and excellent natural light throughout

THE LOCATION
Ideally positioned just moments from bus stops for an easy CBD commute, the apartment enjoys access to Brisbane’s river lifestyle, with CityCat terminals, the New Farm Riverwalk and Howard Smith Wharves all within an easy six-minute stroll.

Furthermore, Five Star Cinemas is located just 400 metres away, while the popular James Street precinct and The Calile Hotel are approximately 850 metres from home. Merthyr Village Shopping Centre and the beautiful New Farm Park are also conveniently close, with an abundance of cafés, bars and restaurants lining Brunswick Street in between, completing this sought-after inner-city lifestyle.

* Please note that this property has been virtually staged.
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